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ORCIDJournal of Enterprise Information Management, Volume 22
Volume 22, Numbers 1/2, 2009
- Boumediene Ramdani
, Peter Kawalek, Oswaldo Lorenzo:
Predicting SMEs' adoption of enterprise systems. 10-24 - José Esteves:
A benefits realisation road-map framework for ERP usage in small and medium-sized enterprises. 25-35 - Kerstin Fink, Christian Ploder:
Balanced system for knowledge process management in SMEs. 36-50 - Kostas S. Metaxiotis:
Exploring the rationales for ERP and knowledge management integration in SMEs. 51-62 - Varintorn Supyuenyong, Nazrul Islam, Uday R. Kulkarni:
Influence of SME characteristics on knowledge management processes: The case study of enterprise resource planning service providers. 63-80 - Tommaso Federici:
Factors influencing ERP outcomes in SMEs: a post-introduction assessment. 81-98 - Wen-Lung Shiau, Ping-Yu Hsu, Jun-Zhong Wang:
Development of measures to assess the ERP adoption of small and medium enterprises. 99-118 - Marie Griffiths, Ben Light:
An investigation into resistance practices at an SME consultancy. 119-136 - Simha R. Magal, Parag Kosalge, Nancy M. Levenburg:
Using importance performance analysis to understand and guide e-business decision making in SMEs. 137-151 - Ada Scupola:
SMEs' e-commerce adoption: perspectives from Denmark and Australia. 152-166 - Craig M. Parker, Tanya Castleman:
Small firm e-business adoption: a critical analysis of theory. 167-182 - Ta-Tao Chuang, Kazuo Nakatani, Duanning Zhou:
An exploratory study of the extent of information technology adoption in SMEs: an application of upper echelon theory. 183-196 - Anabel Gutierrez Mendoza, Jorge Orozco, Alan Serrano:
Factors affecting IT and business alignment: a comparative study in SMEs and large organisations. 197-211 - David H. Brown, Laddawan Kaewkitipong:
Relative size and complexity: e-business use in small and medium sized tourism enterprises in Thailand. 212-231
Volume 22, Number 3, 2009
- Elizabeth M. Daniel, Devendra Kodwani, Sanjukta Datta:
The impact of ICT-enabled offshoring announcements on share prices. 241-256 - Banita Lal, Yogesh Kumar Dwivedi:
Homeworkers' usage of mobile phones; social isolation in the home-workplace. 257-274 - Antonia Albani, Jan L. G. Dietz:
Current trends in modeling inter-organizational cooperation. 275-297 - Jau-Rong Chen:
An exploratory study of alignment ERP implementation and organizational development activities in a newly established firm. 298-316 - Demosthenes Akoumianakis:
Practice-oriented toolkits for virtual communities of practice. 317-345 - Murali Sambasivan, Zainal Abidin Mohamed, Tamizarasu Nandan:
Performance measures and metrics for e-supply chains. 346-360 - Alba Nydia Nuñez, Ronald E. Giachetti, Giacomo Boria:
Quantifying coordination work as a function of the task uncertainty and interdependence. 361-376
Volume 22, Number 4, 2009
- Margaret Jekanyika Matanda, Nelson Oly Ndubisi:
Market orientation, supplier perceived value and business performance of SMEs in a Sub-Saharan African nation. 384-407 - A. K. Shamsuddoha, M. Yunus Ali, Nelson Oly Ndubisi:
Impact of government export assistance on internationalization of SMEs from developing nations. 408-422 - Jianzhong Xiao, Hong Fu:
An empirical study of usage of external business services by Chinese SMEs. 423-440 - Amos Gyau, Achim Spiller:
Comparison of relationship perception in the international fresh produce business. 441-455 - Rajesh Rajaguru, Margaret Jekanyika Matanda:
Influence of inter-organisational integration on business performance: The mediating role of organisational-level supply chain functions. 456-467 - Shanthy Rachagan, Elsa Satkunasingam:
Improving corporate governance of SMEs in emerging economies: a Malaysian experience. 468-484
Volume 22, Number 5, 2009
- Wojciech Piotrowicz, Richard W. Cuthbertson:
Sustainability - a new dimension in information systems evaluation. 492-503 - Khalid Al-Mabrouk, Jeffrey Soar:
An analysis of the major issues for successful information technology transfer in Arab countries. 504-522 - Emma Nuraihan Mior Ibrahim, Nor Laila Md. Noor, Shafie Mehad:
Trust or distrust in the web-mediated information environment (W-MIE): A perspective of online Muslim users. 523-547 - Maged Ali, Laurence D. Brooks:
A situated cultural approach for cross-cultural studies in IS. 548-563 - Euripidis N. Loukis, Konstantinos Pazalos, Stelios Georgiou:
An empirical investigation of the moderating effects of BPR and TQM on ICT business value. 564-586 - Guo Chao Peng, José Miguel Baptista Nunes:
Identification and assessment of risks associated with ERP post-implementation in China. 587-614 - Steven De Haes, Wim Van Grembergen:
Exploring the relationship between IT governance practices and business/IT alignment through extreme case analysis in Belgian mid-to-large size financial enterprises. 615-637
Volume 22, Number 6, 2009
- Guido Capaldo, Pierluigi Rippa:
A planned-oriented approach for EPR implementation strategy selection. 642-659 - Murali Sambasivan, Tamizarasu Nandan, Zainal Abidin Mohamed:
Consolidation of performance measures in a supply chain environment. 660-689 - Ömür Y. Saatçioglu:
What determines user satisfaction in ERP projects: benefits, barriers or risks? 690-708 - Narcyz Roztocki, Heinz Roland Weistroffer:
The impact of enterprise application integration on stock prices. 709-721 - Chyan Yang, Yi-fen Su:
The relationship between benefits of ERP systems implementation and its impacts on firm performance of SCM. 722-752
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