Organizational improvisation has been increasingly observed in information systems development (ISD), which leads to both positive and negative results. Extant studies have examined how to conduct effective improvisation, but findings are mainly based on variancebased models; a process model is missing. Our study fills this gap by conducting an in-depth case study of the Tencent messaging system development. Our study identifies a four-phase process model featuring a continuous iteration between improvisational search and build. Our findings make important contributions to organizational improvisation literature in ISD and general management and provide a step-by-step guide for ISD managers to conduct effective improvisation.National...
Start-up organizations are disrupting previously stable industries with new business models. Existin...
There is substantial literature on the use of information technology for competitive advantage and o...
Facing turbulent environments, firms need to develop improvisation capability to respond to unexpect...
Research on organizational improvisation has gained much momentum in information systems development...
Organizational improvisation (OI) has been gaining an increasing attention to respond to rapidly cha...
To remain competitive or to simply survive in today’s highly dynamic environments, organizations oft...
Improvisation is rapidly becoming an important issue for both scholars and practitioners. Organizati...
Few studies have examined interactions between IT change and organizational change during informatio...
To remain competitive or to simply survive in today’s highly dynamic environments, organizations oft...
In the area of information systems development (ISD) the traditional approaches to developing innova...
In this paper, we investigate improvisation in a systems development project within the context of s...
In this paper, we investigate improvisation in a systems development project in the context of safet...
While current research on digital transformation strategy (DTS) promotes the usefulness of planning ...
Pressured by the speed of technological advances, the need for change and improvisation has hit the ...
While traditional MIS theory focuses on planned decision making as the main managerial activity, in ...
Start-up organizations are disrupting previously stable industries with new business models. Existin...
There is substantial literature on the use of information technology for competitive advantage and o...
Facing turbulent environments, firms need to develop improvisation capability to respond to unexpect...
Research on organizational improvisation has gained much momentum in information systems development...
Organizational improvisation (OI) has been gaining an increasing attention to respond to rapidly cha...
To remain competitive or to simply survive in today’s highly dynamic environments, organizations oft...
Improvisation is rapidly becoming an important issue for both scholars and practitioners. Organizati...
Few studies have examined interactions between IT change and organizational change during informatio...
To remain competitive or to simply survive in today’s highly dynamic environments, organizations oft...
In the area of information systems development (ISD) the traditional approaches to developing innova...
In this paper, we investigate improvisation in a systems development project within the context of s...
In this paper, we investigate improvisation in a systems development project in the context of safet...
While current research on digital transformation strategy (DTS) promotes the usefulness of planning ...
Pressured by the speed of technological advances, the need for change and improvisation has hit the ...
While traditional MIS theory focuses on planned decision making as the main managerial activity, in ...
Start-up organizations are disrupting previously stable industries with new business models. Existin...
There is substantial literature on the use of information technology for competitive advantage and o...
Facing turbulent environments, firms need to develop improvisation capability to respond to unexpect...