Abstract Organizations installing an Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) system often seek
to gain better control over their data and operations. Nevertheless, studies indicate that this …

This book presents cutting-edge research and thinking on agile information systems. The
concept of agile information systems has gained strength over the last 3 years, coming into …

This paper explores the interpretative flexibility of ERP systems through the study of a project
to implement a hosted system for the Central Accounting Department of a large …

New product development (NPD) is often subject to internal and external disruptions due to
the complicated nature of the development process. The advent of product lifecycle …

The UK government's e-Borders project presents an intriguing anomaly: despite repeated
and acknowledged failings of the project over two decades, it has remained a core part of …

Much existing research on IS and enterprise architecture focuses on suggesting different
representations describing a 'target architecture'for processes, information and information …

ABSTRACT Planning Support Systems (PSS) research has explored ways to improve PSS
use and embeddedness. However, there is little knowledge of how unplanned changes …

The paper addresses an ICT‐based, user‐driven innovation process in the health sector in
rural areas in Norway. The empirical base is the introduction of a new model for psychiatric …

This paper describes a preliminary analysis of the role of power in the development of two
large-scale information infrastructures. Grounded in these empirical studies, the paper …

The multi-billion NHS Connecting for Health programme in England has completely
reconfigured the relationships between the Department of Health, the National Health …