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There have been numerous studies on the effects of different factors in online meeting processes. However, none has been conducted to examine how meeting processes might be different by varying group composition and meeting duration. A study of the impacts of time on female-only and male-only groups showed that femaleonly groups were more satisfied with group processes and members were generally less impacted by their attention to time. However, female-only groups were observed to have less interaction among members. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The growing demand of bandwidth and software intelligence by consumers and businesses alike has opened new frontiers in the information systems arena. Organizations need to continuously modify or replace their information systems in order to cater to a dynamic business environment and changing end-user needs led by changing market expectations. As a result, many information systems experience shorter life spans that may cause returns on investments to diminish. This paper discusses the implications of information systems adaptability to emergent technologies and changing systems requirements due to changing market expectations. Thereby, proposing a revision to the renowned IS success model instituted by DeLone and McLean that evaluates information systems successes. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]