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Managing information in education: a view from South Africa

Bytheway, Andy - In: Journal of Enterprise Information Management 30 (2017) 5, pp. 856-871

/methodology/approach The new reference model indicates the key informational components of the education “system” that education management … research, leading to a view as to how education can be improved through better information management. Findings There is some … available reported work that addresses management, or information, or education, but relatively little that brings the essence …

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Business intelligence and analytic (BIA) stage-of-practice in micro-, small- and medium-sized enterprises (MSMEs)

Hoang, Thinh Gia; Bui, Minh Le - In: Journal of Enterprise Information Management 36 (2023) 4, pp. 1080-1104

Purpose While business intelligence and analytic (BIA) systems have been developed by large corporations around the world, micro-, small- and medium-sized enterprises (MSMEs) have recently paid attention and deployed BIA adoption, particularly during the Covid-19 pandemic disruption. This study...

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How do top- and bottom-performing companies differ in using business analytics?

Cao, Guangming; Duan, Yanqing - In: Journal of Enterprise Information Management 30 (2017) 6, pp. 874-892

Purpose Business analytics (BA) has attracted growing attention mainly due to the phenomena of big data. While studies suggest that BA positively affects organizational performance, there is a lack of academic research. The purpose of this paper, therefore, is to examine the extent to which top-...

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Strategies in managing risks in the adoption of business analytics practices

Gangotra, Amrita; Shankar, Ravi - In: Journal of Enterprise Information Management 29 (2016) 3, pp. 374-399

Purpose – There are various risks that can derail the adoption of business analytics (BA) practice in a telecom service provider (TSP) thereby jeopardising the possibility to increase profitability and improved customer experience. The purpose of this paper is to analyse different associated...

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Enterprise application integration systems and architecture – the case of the Robert Bosch Group

Puschmann, Thomas; Alt, Rainer - In: Journal of Enterprise Information Management 17 (2004) 2, pp. 105-116

Today, most organisations are using packaged software for their key business processes. Enterprise resource planning, supply chain management, customer relationship management and electronic commerce systems enable organisations to improve their focus of using information systems to support...

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Value propositions: a new conceptualisation for integration

Perrey, Randall; Johnston, Alex; Lycett, Mark; Paul, Ray - In: Journal of Enterprise Information Management 17 (2004) 2, pp. 142-163

This paper argues that enterprise scale information systems integration should be driven by business value propositions rather than system level requirements. It reviews the existing literature of value and presents a summary of the issues and insights. A study of attitudes and perceptions from...

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Integrating the IS with the enterprise: key EAI research challenges

Sharif, Amir M.; Elliman, Tony; Love, Peter E.D.; … - In: Journal of Enterprise Information Management 17 (2004) 2, pp. 164-170

Enterprise application integration (EAI) technologies provide the means to integrate strategic business solutions within and across the component parts of organisational information system infrastructures. The continuing development of both digitally integrated business models, through various...

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Role of information systems on the business network formation process: an empirical analysis of the automotive sector

Lapiedra, Rafael; Smithson, Steve; Alegre, Joaquín; … - In: Journal of Enterprise Information Management 17 (2004) 3, pp. 219-228

The conditions of change and complexity that characterise the new environment are forcing companies to adopt more flexible organizational structures that allow a quicker adaptation to these continuous changes. States that there are very few companies with enough resources to form their own value...

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An integrative, iterative approach to IS evaluation for pharmaceutical clinical trials

Dymoke‐Bradshaw, Catherine; Cox, Benita - In: Journal of Enterprise Information Management 17 (2004) 4, pp. 249-257

This paper proposes an “innovative” approach to the evaluation of information systems projects to support pharmaceutical clinical trials. The IS evaluation process for these projects closely follows that described in the Management of Innovation literature using methods which are highly...

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A hedonic wage model‐based methodology for evaluating the benefits of IT investments in public‐sector organisations

Cilek, Peter; Janko, Wolfgang; Koch, Stefan; Mild, Andreas - In: Journal of Enterprise Information Management 17 (2004) 4, pp. 269-275

The economic justification of investments in information technology (IT) is a basic issue for IT management in private and in public‐sector organisations. Usually, the expenses made for any investment are compared to the cost saved. While the costs for implementing a new system are uncertain,...

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