To provide deeper insight into IT managerial adaptive processes considered in strategic alignment mechanisms, we propose, using contingency theory, that the degree to which IT management sophistication contributes to a company’s success is contingent upon its adaptive innovated behavior. Results suggested that Taiwanese companies could succeed when IT management sophistication is appropriate fo...

This paper presents a model for investigating digitally-enabled process innovations and their impact on business network performance. The key features of the model are its focus on innovation across business networks and the assumption that benefits of investments in IT are most likely to occur when mediated by innovations in related business process capabilities. The paper presents the model a...

er presents the results of an exploratory evaluation of the e-business readiness of operators in Hong Kong. The paper draws upon the web design, e-business, ion systems, and tourism and hospitality management literature to show that an ative evaluation process can be useful in moving towards a framework for the n of the sophistication of the online operations of organisations involved in the ur...

This paper uses laboratory experiments to study subjects' assessment of uncertainty resulting from strategic and non-strategic decisions other players. Non-strategic events are defined by the colors balls drawn urns, whereas action choice in Stag Hunt (SH) Prisoners' Dilemma (PD) games. We elicit matching probabilities examine if they satisfy law probability including monotonicity additivity. V...

The growing complexity and sophistication of the organizational information systems, and hospital ones particularly, render difficult their comprehension and, consequently, the implementation of control mechanisms that may assure, at all times, the auditability of the above mentioned systems, without having to use models. This paper, framed in a wider investigation, aims to describe the applica...