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A cross-cultural comparison of personal computer utilization by managers: United States vs. Republic of South Africa

This paper reports on research in progress which compares personal computer (PC) utilization by 105 managers in the United States with a similar set of 85 managers in the Republic of South Africa. The analysis completed to date has indicated, among other things, that 1) average weekly computer use time was higher in South Africa, 2) PCs in the United States were more accessible, and 3) users in the United States were generally more satisfied with their systems. Future analysis will focus on resolving which of the observed differences were attributable to cultural rather than sampling differences.