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    <title>The effect of usability and information quality on Malaysian user’s satisfaction of student information systems in higher education institutions</title>
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    <namePart>Mohammed Thamir Atta</namePart>
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    <dateIssued encoding="marc">2019</dateIssued>
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  <abstract>The vast development in information systems has changed the performance  of all kinds  of  organizations  including  Higher  Education  Institutions  (HEIs).  Today,  most  of  universities  in  developing  countries  like  Malaysia  have  adopted  Student  Information  System  (SIS) that provides online  services  for students.  The problem statement of this  study lies in the gap  of literature  in enhancing quality  SIS.  The literature of information  system,  shows certain gaps in developing a quality model based on usability of SIS. In  particular, further researches in  SIS  is  required to investigate  the integration of quality  variable  in the theory of  DeLone &amp; McLean  (D&amp;M).  Thus the aim of this research is to  adopt  D&amp;M theory that correlates  four variables namely  usability,  information quality,  the intention to use SIS, and user’s satisfaction in  adopted usability website model.  To  achieve  this  objective,  this  study  investigated  the  effect  of  usability  and  information  quality  of SIS on user’s satisfaction as well as  validating  the mediation role  of intention  to use SIS in this model. The main significance of this study lies in filling the gaps with  regard to D&amp;M  theory  and validate  an update  version of this model  based on  usability  influence  within the context of  HEI.  Moreover, a validation  of  success model for  SIS based on D&amp;M theory is achieved in this study. The methodology used to achieve these  objectives is a quantitative approach. Data collection instrument is questionnaires which  are distributed to a sample of postgraduate students in Malaysian universities. This study  used purposive random sampling where  the target respondents  are  SIS users.  The result  of this study showed that usability and information quality  of SIS affect user’s satisfaction  significantly. In addition to that, intention to use SIS plays  an influential  mediating role  between usability and user's satisfaction. The outcome of this study will contribute to the  theories of information systems in general and SIS in particular. Moreover, this the result  of this study revealed that usability and information quality are empirically proven to be  significant factors in implementing D&amp;M success model in SIS domain.</abstract>
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  <note type="statement of responsibility">Mohammed Thamir Atta</note>
  <note>Faculty of Computer Systems &amp; Software Engineering</note>
  <note>Thesis (Master of Science) -- Universiti Malaysia Pahang – 2019</note>
  <note>Includes bibliographical references</note>
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