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Volume 28, Issue 3June 2011Information Technology in Transition Economies
Publisher:
  • Taylor & Francis, Inc.
  • 325 Chestnut St. Suite 800 Philadelphia, PA
  • United States
ISSN:1058-0530
EISSN:1934-8703
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Examining Determinants of Enterprise System Adoptions in Transition Economies: Insights From Polish Adopters

In this study the author investigates determinants of enterprise system adoptions in a transition economy setting drawing from the experience of 189 practitioners from Poland. Building on grounded theory and employing stakeholder analysis, the results ...

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Business Intelligence Maturity: The Economic Transitional Context Within Slovenia

This article propose a new maturity model with three related dimensions (technological, information quality, and business) and provide its empirical analysis within Slovenian organizations. With the use of K-means clustering, the naturally present ...

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The Same, but Different: Enterprise Systems Adoption Lifecycles in Transition Economies

We investigated differences in enterprise systems adoption lifecycles in transition economies when compared to developed economies. For that purpose, we collected data from experienced practitioners who participated in enterprise systems adoption ...

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Contrasting ERP Absorption Between Transition and Developed Economies From Central and Eastern Europe (CEE)
Pages 240–257

This article investigates Enterprise Resource Planning absorption in transition and developed economies in Central and Eastern Europe. Using absorptive capacity theory and data envelopment analysis, we view organizational transformation in Enterprise ...

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Knowledge Discovery Through Experiential Learning From Business and Other Contemporary Data Sources: A Review and Reappraisal

Every day massive amount of data is generated, collected, and stored in information repositories such as databases and data warehouses. Current information technology is sufficiently mature and powerful to store any amount of raw data in an organized ...

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