INNOVATIVE ENTERPRISE – THEORETICAL PERSPECTIVE

Strategic Management of the Innovative Activity of the Enterprise

Effective innovative activity of enterprises with the dynamic economic development is possible under the conditions of timely implementation of innovative projects that satisfy and meet the requirements of the external and internal environment and contribute to building up their own potential with the orientation of the enterprise activity on the long-term prospect of development. This contribu...

The Innovative Enterprise and Corporate Governance

The centrality of corporate enterprises for allocating resources in the economy has sparked the recent debate among economists about the manner in which corporations should be governed to enhance economic performance. The process through which resources are developed and utilised is central to the dynamic through which successful enterprises and economies improve their performance over time as ...

Theoretical Perspectives of Enterprise Architecture

The number of published Enterprise Architecture (EA) research has increased during the last few years. As a discipline, EA is still young and lacking theoretical foundation. Lately some research trying to ground EA to theory has been published, including linkage to systems theory. Enterprise Architecture can be defined as; (i) a formal description of the current and future state(s) of an organi...

The Extent of Enterprise System Adoption in Companies: A Multiple Theoretical Perspective

To date there has been little academic research exploring the theoretical reasons that motivate organizations to adopt Enterprise Systems (ES). By employing Transaction Costs Economics (TCE) and Institutional theory, this research project intends to provide a theoretical foundation to better explain the extent of ES adoption within companies. TCE, Institutional Theory, and combined models are d...

Engineering Systems: an Enterprise Perspective