Journal of Enterprise Information Management: Volume 29 Issue 6

Isomorphic factors in the adoption of ERP by Indian medium-sized firms

Seema Sharma, Elizabeth Mary Daniel

The purpose of this paper is to adopt an institutional theory perspective to investigate the adoption of enterprise resource planning (ERP) systems by medium-sized firms in India…

Enterprise systems: the upgrade process model

Gerald Feldman, Hanifa Shah, Craig Chapman, Ardavan Amini

Enterprise systems (ES) upgrade is a complex undertaking that recurs throughout the systems’ life span, therefore, organisations need to adopt strategies and methodologies that…

Information technology portfolio management implementation: a case study

Haya Ajjan, Ram L. Kumar, Chandrasekar Subramaniam

The purpose of this paper is to examine the implementation of IT portfolio management (IT PoM) and develop a framework guided by adaptive structuration theory to describe the key…

Rethinking enterprise flexibility: a new approach based on management control theory

Fernando Yanine, Lionel Valenzuela, Juan Tapia, Jorge Cea

The purpose of this paper is to draw attention to a void in the literature on enterprise flexibility: The Management Control Systems’ (MCS) role in the enterprise flexibility and…

Retail supply chain service levels: the role of inventory storage

Asif Salam, Farhad Panahifar, P.J. Byrne

In today’s competitive retail industry the most critical success factor is customer service which is indicated by product availability. It is argued that in the retail industry…

A study on information disclosure, trust, reducing search cost, and online group-buying intention

Shu-Mei Tseng, Meng-Chieh Lee

More and more disputes have quickly emerged and accumulated, hence generating uncertainties and doubts among consumers regarding the online group-buying. In order to decrease such…

Organizing ERP research: a knowledge-centric approach

Farzaneh Amani, Adam Fadlalla

The purpose of this paper is to gain insight into enterprise resource planning (ERP) research by framing ERP intellectual contributions using a knowledge-centric taxonomy that was…