Yuen, Susana Lai MeiSusana Lai MeiYuenChow, C. W.Deng, F. J.2021-10-282021-10-282006https://repository.sfu.edu.hk/handle/sfu/1589This study explores how well Chinese business enterprises are satisfying managers' information needs in decision-making. A survey of managers was conducted in 72 firms from the Wuhan area, encompassing a variety of industries, sizes and strategies. The managers identified a wide range of information as being important, including financial, non-financial, and internally and externally focused measures. Overall, they were quite positive about the information items on a number of attributes, including their current availability, timeliness, accuracy, and ability to guide action. But the managers also saw many directions for improvement and expect a range of obstacles to their attainment.enjournal article10.1504/IJAAPE.2006.010550