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E-commerce, Location and IT Aspects of Kent Cancer Centre Network

This paper discusses the topic of the relationship between organisational structure and information and communication systems by presenting a study of the organisational changes currently underway in the provision of NHS cancer services in the county of Kent. The paper describes the reasons for considering changes in the provision of services and outlines the major direction of change. It then links an earlier concern of information systems designers with 'Business Process Re-engineering' with the current concern with e-commerce and the redesign of systems prompted by the popularity of the Internet. It then presents possible organisations of an information system for a networked cancer service based on current organisational models used in e-commerce.