How do organizations achieve and sustain the process of continuous adaptation and change that is necessary to realize strategic information systems alignment? While research has focused on developing deterministic alignment models and on identifying the factors that contribute to alignment, there is little understanding of the process as it evolves over time. In this paper, we propose that coevolution theory offers the opportunity to explore coevolving interactions, interrelationships, and effects as both IS and business strategies evolve. An initial model of this coevolution is presented that applies the key attributes and concepts of coevolution theory to strategic IS alignment. Future directions for advancing our work are highlighted
The coevolution of business and IS alignment is a growing concern for researchers and practitioners ...
Aligning IT strategy with business strategy has repeatedly been shown to yield organizational perfor...
In this article we study the diffusion of Henderson and Venkatraman’s strategic alignment model (SAM...
How do organizations achieve and sustain the process of continuous adaptation and change that is nec...
Achieving alignment between corporate business strategy and information systems (IS) investments rem...
The misalignment of information systems (IS) components with the rest of an organization remains a c...
This piece closely examines the impact on business resulting from rapid continuous business process ...
This paper addresses the question, "How do organizations sustain alignment between organization...
University of Technology, Sydney. Faculty of Information Technology.Alignment of information systems...
This paper explores the co-relational process activities of information technology and systems (IT/I...
This paper explores the co-relational process activities of information technology and systems (IT/I...
The securing and maintaining of alignment between business strategies and Information Systems (IS) s...
Abstract—Prior research argues that alignment between busi-ness and information systems (IS) strateg...
This paper explores the co-relational process activities of information technology and systems (IT/I...
Research in both the organizational and information systems areas suggests that aligning information...
The coevolution of business and IS alignment is a growing concern for researchers and practitioners ...
Aligning IT strategy with business strategy has repeatedly been shown to yield organizational perfor...
In this article we study the diffusion of Henderson and Venkatraman’s strategic alignment model (SAM...
How do organizations achieve and sustain the process of continuous adaptation and change that is nec...
Achieving alignment between corporate business strategy and information systems (IS) investments rem...
The misalignment of information systems (IS) components with the rest of an organization remains a c...
This piece closely examines the impact on business resulting from rapid continuous business process ...
This paper addresses the question, "How do organizations sustain alignment between organization...
University of Technology, Sydney. Faculty of Information Technology.Alignment of information systems...
This paper explores the co-relational process activities of information technology and systems (IT/I...
This paper explores the co-relational process activities of information technology and systems (IT/I...
The securing and maintaining of alignment between business strategies and Information Systems (IS) s...
Abstract—Prior research argues that alignment between busi-ness and information systems (IS) strateg...
This paper explores the co-relational process activities of information technology and systems (IT/I...
Research in both the organizational and information systems areas suggests that aligning information...
The coevolution of business and IS alignment is a growing concern for researchers and practitioners ...
Aligning IT strategy with business strategy has repeatedly been shown to yield organizational perfor...
In this article we study the diffusion of Henderson and Venkatraman’s strategic alignment model (SAM...