Richard T. Watson mainly investigates Knowledge management, Marketing, World Wide Web, Advertising and Green Information Technology. By researching both Knowledge management and Support group, Richard T. Watson produces research that crosses academic boundaries. His work on SERVQUAL and Service quality as part of general Marketing study is frequently linked to Convergent validity, therefore connecting diverse disciplines of science.
Richard T. Watson has included themes like Sorting, Access network, Data collection and Data science in his World Wide Web study. His biological study spans a wide range of topics, including Attractiveness, Ceteris paribus, Attractor and Power. His Green Information Technology research includes themes of Imitation, Outcome and Affect.
Richard T. Watson spends much of his time researching Knowledge management, Marketing, Public relations, Information technology and World Wide Web. Richard T. Watson combines subjects such as Key and Management information systems with his study of Knowledge management. His Marketing research incorporates themes from Advertising and The Internet.
His study in Strategic information system extends to Information technology with its themes.
Richard T. Watson mainly focuses on Computer network, Port, Industrial organization, Monetary economics and Process management. His Port research is multidisciplinary, relying on both Short sea shipping, Transport engineering and Flexibility. His research in Industrial organization tackles topics such as Organizational capital which are related to areas like Quality.
Richard T. Watson interconnects Human judgment, Ingenuity, Human capital, Raising and Asset in the investigation of issues within Quality. His work deals with themes such as Maturity, Product, Building information modeling, Process and Completeness, which intersect with Process management. His Product research is multidisciplinary, incorporating elements of Context, Information quality, Management information systems, Relevance and Facility management.
His primary scientific interests are in Digital data, Telecommunications, Information systems research, Industrial organization and Decision support system. His study in Information systems research is interdisciplinary in nature, drawing from both Management science, Design science research and Knowledge management. His research in Industrial organization intersects with topics in Information asymmetry and Sharing economy.
His Decision support system study combines topics in areas such as Environmental planning, Transport engineering and Flexibility. His study looks at the relationship between Flexibility and topics such as Port, which overlap with Short sea shipping, Transparency, Punctuality, Environmental economics and Performance indicator. His studies deal with areas such as Encoding, Creativity and Information retrieval as well as Process.
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Analyzing the past to prepare for the future: writing a literature review
Jane Webster;Richard T. Watson.
Management Information Systems Quarterly (2002)
Service quality: a measure of information systems effectiveness
Leyland F. Pitt;Richard T. Watson;C. Bruce Kavan.
Management Information Systems Quarterly (1995)
Information systems and environmentally sustainable development: energy informatics and new directions for the is community
Richard T. Watson;Marie-Claude Boudreau;Adela J. Chen.
Management Information Systems Quarterly (2010)
WebQual: An Instrument for Consumer Evaluation of Web Sites
Eleanor Loiacono;Richard Watson;Dale Goodhue.
International Journal of Electronic Commerce (2007)
THE WORLD WIDE WEB AS AN ADVERTISING MEDIUM
Pierre Berthon;Leyland F. Pitt;Richard T. Watson.
Journal of Advertising Research (1996)
U-Commerce: Expanding the Universe of Marketing
Richard T. Watson;Leyland F. Pitt;Pierre Berthon;George M. Zinkhan.
Journal of the Academy of Marketing Science (2002)
Using a GDSS to facilitate group consensus: some intended and unintended consequences
Richard T. Watson;Gerardine DeSanctis;Marshall Scott Poole.
Management Information Systems Quarterly (1988)
Webqual(tm): a web site quality instrument
Eleanor Terese Loiacono;Richard T. Watson.
(2000)
Measuring information systems service quality: lessons from two longitudinal case studies
Richard T. Watson;Leyland F. Pitt;C. Bruce Kavan.
Management Information Systems Quarterly (1998)
Measuring information systems service quality: concerns for a complete canvas
Leyland F. Pitt;Richard T. Watson;C. Bruce Kavan.
Management Information Systems Quarterly (1997)
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