Article ID | Journal | Published Year | Pages | File Type |
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553223 | Information & Management | 2015 | 12 Pages |
Abstract
This research addresses the question of why enterprise-wide information systems are so difficult to assimilate. Conceptualizing organizations as interpretation systems, we posit that the internal scanning of emerging organizational needs will have a direct positive effect on a firm's level of enterprise IT assimilation, moderated by the extent of technology evaluation activities. In this model, we introduce the concept of information systems (IS) mindfulness, an elevated state of collective alertness toward IS clients’ needs. Our findings suggest that the presence of IS mindfulness increases an IS unit's ability to identify and interpret opportunities to assimilate enterprise-wide IT within a firm.
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Authors
Enrique Mu, Laurie J. Kirsch, Brian S. Butler,