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Prioritisation of Key Performance Indicators in an Evaluation Framework for Determining the Economic Value and Effectiveness of Internet Room Diagramming Solutions by the Application of AHP

In: Information and Communication Technologies in Tourism 2014

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  • Kuan-Wen Lin

    (Queen Margaret University)

  • Andrew J. Frew

    (Queen Margaret University)

  • Joe Goldblatt

    (Queen Margaret University)

Abstract

Previous studies suggest the effectiveness of eBusiness applications such as Room Diagramming Solutions could be monitored through a hierarchical evaluation framework in the post-adoption stage. However, an evaluation model should not only indicate what is important to be measured but also each measurement should be weighted. This study uses an Analytic Hierarchy Process survey conducted with venue operators in the U.S. chain hotel systems for generation of the priorities and weightings of the criteria which had been previously identified. Perceived stakeholder and social pressure was weighted as the most important indicator. Information and Communication Technologies impact on customer satisfaction was considered with high priority, and which echoes relevant research. The criteria prioritised could be adopted to conduct further research concerning performance measurements such as the ICT Balanced Scorecard for strategic management. The research approaches used could also be applied to performance measurements for innovative ICT applications such as social media.

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  • Kuan-Wen Lin & Andrew J. Frew & Joe Goldblatt, 2013. "Prioritisation of Key Performance Indicators in an Evaluation Framework for Determining the Economic Value and Effectiveness of Internet Room Diagramming Solutions by the Application of AHP," Springer Books, in: Zheng Xiang & Iis Tussyadiah (ed.), Information and Communication Technologies in Tourism 2014, edition 127, pages 733-745, Springer.
  • Handle: RePEc:spr:sprchp:978-3-319-03973-2_53
    DOI: 10.1007/978-3-319-03973-2_53
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