In our longitudinal study of an ERP implementation using a grounded theory methodology we explored changes in organizational control. We observed contradictory and even paradoxical outcomes from ERP-enabled increases in visibility to organizational operations and associated increases in the control of these operations. Based on these observations, we developed a preliminary framework of the changes in control and visibility we observed. The framework contributes to theories of organizational control and is the source of recommendations for managers involved in ERP implementations
SOM theme A: The human and technical side of production: the management of interdependencies ERP sy...
Abstract. The implementation of ERP systems has been problematic for many organizations. Given the m...
This research examines what factors facilitate or inhibit the success of ERP projects and what actio...
Organizations installing an Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) system often seek to gain better cont...
As the society becomes more internationalized and companies spread operations to multiple locations ...
Enterprise systems (ES) are widespread in current organizations, and seen as integrating organizatio...
Since the 1990’s integrated information systems, better known as Enterprise Resource Planning, reall...
As Goold and Campbell (2002) rightly observed in their recent article, currently not many organizati...
ERP systems are one of the most important subjects in the Information Systems sciences. The organiza...
ERP (Enterprise Resource Planning) systems implementation is a great organizational change, which ma...
Since the 2000s, questions about the ERP’s impact on management control function have been a central...
The emergence of ERP systems was significant in the mid - 1990s, and most large entities adopted t...
This paper analyzes an ERP system implementation from a perspective of complex system and standardiz...
ERP systems are software packages that enable the integration of transactions oriented data and busi...
Faced with increasingly strong and varied forms of competition, firms are seeking more efficient org...
SOM theme A: The human and technical side of production: the management of interdependencies ERP sy...
Abstract. The implementation of ERP systems has been problematic for many organizations. Given the m...
This research examines what factors facilitate or inhibit the success of ERP projects and what actio...
Organizations installing an Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) system often seek to gain better cont...
As the society becomes more internationalized and companies spread operations to multiple locations ...
Enterprise systems (ES) are widespread in current organizations, and seen as integrating organizatio...
Since the 1990’s integrated information systems, better known as Enterprise Resource Planning, reall...
As Goold and Campbell (2002) rightly observed in their recent article, currently not many organizati...
ERP systems are one of the most important subjects in the Information Systems sciences. The organiza...
ERP (Enterprise Resource Planning) systems implementation is a great organizational change, which ma...
Since the 2000s, questions about the ERP’s impact on management control function have been a central...
The emergence of ERP systems was significant in the mid - 1990s, and most large entities adopted t...
This paper analyzes an ERP system implementation from a perspective of complex system and standardiz...
ERP systems are software packages that enable the integration of transactions oriented data and busi...
Faced with increasingly strong and varied forms of competition, firms are seeking more efficient org...
SOM theme A: The human and technical side of production: the management of interdependencies ERP sy...
Abstract. The implementation of ERP systems has been problematic for many organizations. Given the m...
This research examines what factors facilitate or inhibit the success of ERP projects and what actio...