This paper explores the applicability of traditional innovation adoption and diffusion models
to contingent, authority innovation processes occurring within an organizational context …

This study examined the assimilation of innovations into organizations, a process unfolding
in a series of decisions to evaluate, adopt, and implement new technologies. Assimilation …

While many scholars of organizational innovations have examined characteristics of
innovations such as relative advantage and complexity and how they facilitate the adoption …

This paper examines the process of new technology assimilation with an objective of
understanding what specific organizational strategies facilitate the assimilation process. A …

This article presents the results of a field study examining the strategies and mechanisms
used by major companies for identifying, assessing, and adopting new information …

We propose a theoretical framework illustrating key sets of constructs and processes, both at
the individual level and at the organization level, that constitute the intraorganizational …

Innovation researchers have known for sometime that a new information technology may be
widely acquired, but then only sparsely deployed among acquiring firms. When this …

The effective adoption of continuously developing new technologies is a critical determinant
of organizational competitiveness. However, the current literature provides scant …

User involvement is a need-based motivational attitude toward information systems and their
development. As such, it has important implications for the successful creation and …

This paper reports on the development of an instrument designed to measure the various
perceptions that an individual may have of adopting an information technology (IT) …