"COUPLED PROCESSES" AS DYNAMIC CAPABILITIES IN SYSTEMS INTEGRATION

Developing Dynamic IT Capabilities – A Systems Perspective

Many organisations still have difficulty obtaining value from their IT spend. The literature indicates that two ways of improving this situation is via better strategic business/IS alignment and the development of a dynamic IS capability. It is argued that the development of these skills occurs within a complex, dynamic social system and have the characteristics of wicked problems and are poorl...

Organizational and Managerial Processes and the Development of Dynamic Capabilities

Dynamic capabilities and business processes: a trajectory view

In this paper, we use a computer simulation to explore the effects of dynamic capabilities on the evolution of business processes. Dynamic capability is conceptualized as variation and selective retention (Campbell, 1965; Bickhard and Campbell, 2003) which governs the development and adaptation of business process. The model demonstrates that variation and selective retention of business proces...

What dynamic capabilities are needed in ERP activity?

Although many scholars have proposed all kinds of key successful factors (KSFs) for ERP activity to smoothly enhance the implementation of ERP, the KSFs are based too much on concept and protocol cannot help an enterprise to achieve this objective. Therefore, this research through qualitative interview method, integrating the KSFs and dynamic capability to set up a model so as to exhibit the ki...

Loosely-Coupled Integration of CSCW Systems

As collaboration activities usually involve several people with different group tasks and needs, they are rarely supported by a single CSCW technology. Then different types of collaborative applications are usually applied in order to support group work. But in spite of being used to accomplish a common collaboration task, these applications are executed independently without getting any advant...