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Dale L. Goodhue (born ca 1944) is an American Information systems researcher, and Professor at the Management Information Systems Department of the University of Georgia, known for his work on enterprise systems and data management in large organizations.〔(Dale L. Goodhue: Research Streams and Major Publications ) at terry.uga.edu, 2004/05〕 == Life and work == Goodhue received his PhD at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology in 1988 with a thesis entitled "Supporting Users of Corporate Data." Goodhue had started his academic career as researcher at the Center for Information Systems Research, MIT, where in 1986 with Judith A. Quillard, and John F. Rockart he had published his first working paper, entitled "The management of data: preliminary research results." In 1988 he participated in NIST workshop on Information Management Directions in 1988. In that year he also published his first article in the ''Data Base'' journal.〔Dale Goodhue: "I/S Attitudes: Toward Theoretical and Definitional Clarity." ''DATA BASE'' 19(3/4): 6-15 (1988)〕 After graduation in 1989 he was appointed Assistant Professor in Information and Decision Science at the University of Minnesota,〔(Directory Staff University of Minnesota, 1993-1994 )〕 where he joined the Management Information Systems Research Center of their Graduate School of Business Administration. Early-2000s Goodhue was appointed Professor at the Management Information Systems Department of the University of Georgia. Goodhue research interestsa are in the field of "Data management in large organizations, Task-Technology Fit, User evaluations, and IS success, Management of IS"〔(Dale L. Goodhue ) at University of Georgia, 2004/2005〕 抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』 ■ウィキペディアで「Dale L. Goodhue」の詳細全文を読む スポンサード リンク
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