Factors for providing enterprise competitiveness

Inaugural Issue: Enterprise Information Systems & Organizational Competitiveness

Strategic enterprise information systems for global supply chain competitiveness

Strategic enterprise information systems (SEIS) are networked and integrated information systems developed to help support corporate strategic decisions. They are sold on the basis that they can provide a competitive advantage to the organization, although prior research has demonstrated that realizing the benefits from such systems is not always easy, especially when there are multiple stakeho...

Providing an Enterprise Architecture Framework Model for Laboratory Information Management Systems by Service Oriented Approach

Background and Aim: Laboratories are one of the most important scientific and research centers. Laboratory information management systems provide a platform for recording the information and collaborating between researchers. The main purpose of this study was suggesting an organizational architecture model of laboratory information management systems.  Materials and Methods: This study was a ...

Merger Control and Enterprise Competitiveness - Empirical Analysis and Policy Recommendations

Relation between Social Responsibility and Enterprise Long-term Competitiveness

The theory of corporate social responsibility holds that a company must not only fulfill its economic responsibility of making profits for its shareholders, but also undertake broad legal, ethical and philanthropic responsibilities. The notion of corporate social responsibility is most vulnerable to the argument that fulfillment of social responsibility will affect the company’s financial perfo...