document: End-user perspectives on the uptake of computer supported cooperative working Researchers in information systems have produced a rich collection of meta-analyses and models to further understanding of factors influencing the uptake of information technologies . In the domain of CSCW , however , these models have largely been neglected , and while there are many case studies , no systematic account of uptake has been produced . We use findings from information systems research to structure a meta-analysis of uptake issues as reported in CSCW case studies , supplemented by a detailed re-examination of one of our own case studies from this perspective . This shows that while there are some factors which seem to be largely specific to CSCW introductions , many of the case study results are very similar to standard IS findings . We conclude by suggesting how the two communities of researchers might build on each other 's work , and finally propose activity theory as a means of integrating the two perspectives
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extractive_keyphrases: information systems cscw activity theory
abstractive_keyphrases: computer supported cooperative work end-user perspectives meta-analyses information technology