...Rachana Jaiswal; Shashank Gupta; Aviral Kumar Tiwari Purpose Amidst the turbulent tides of geopolitical uncertainty and pandemic-induced economic disruptions, the information technology industry grapples with alarming attrition and aggravating talent gaps, spurring a surge in demand...

... Limited 2016 Information technology Creativity Top management Knowledge Following this, a plethora of studies has been developed. Being as individual creativity is the “seed of all innovation” (Amabile et al., 1996, p. 1155), and acquires managerial significance when applied...

... outcomes. Moreover, information technology (IT) users’ acceptance moderates the mediating effect of e-HRM goals on e-HRM outcomes. Research limitations/implications – The limited sample and the cross-sectional design of the study are its key limitations. Practical implications – The findings...

... at: jgonzaga@omp.upv.es © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2015 Information technology Innovation Learning In today’s economy, characterized by turbulence, dynamism and continual change, firms must learn and innovate. Organizational learning and innovativeness are two variables...

...Kyung Jin Cha; Taewon Hwang; Shirley Gregor Purpose – Despite much research on information technology (IT)-enabled organizational transformation (OT), there are still many issues to be addressed. The purpose of this paper is to fill this gap by proposing an integrative model that includes...

... that are unpredictable. Then, an approach is proposed to forecast systematically. © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2014 Information technology Forecasting Quantitative techniques Quantile regression method Quantile regression is a popular method used for estimating quantiles (Hwang and Shim...

...Shan Liu; Lin Wang Purpose – The purpose of this paper is to examine the extent to which user liaison behavior and outcome control influence the process performance of information technology (IT) projects and how the IT experience, behavior observability, and outcome measurability of user...

... were first rolled out in Boston by Nielsen in 2002 to track more accurately what households are viewing on television. © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2014 Information technology Competitive advantage Dynamic capabilities Strategic decision making Digital data genesis The resource...

... of mobile office adoption for organizations can be understandable at a glance, but there has been only rare academic evidence so far because this idea is still in the early phase. © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2013 Information technology Computer software Computer hardware Outsourcing...

...Sang M. Lee; Sang‐Hyun Park; Silvana Trimi Purpose The aim of this paper is to present green information technology (GIT) initiatives of leading countries and to suggest strategies for environmental sustainability for the follower countries. Design/methodology/approach A comprehensive review...

...Marc J. Schniederjans; Jamie L. Hamaker Many of the financial instruments used in classic investment analysis do not apply to typical information technology investment decision making because of the multi‐criteria and multi‐objective nature of the problem. This is particularly true when integrating...

...C. Clay Dibrell; Thomas R. Miller Drawing from an information processing perspective, this paper examines how information technology (IT) has been a catalyst in the development of new forms of organizational structures. The article draws a historical linkage between the relative stability...

...Tomasz Smaczny For many years practitioners and academics have tried to answer the question of how to strategically align the objectives of information technology (IT) and business and their delivery. A strategic alignment model (SAM) has been developed and improved over the years. This model...

... to prevent inventory obsolescence. Wal‐Mart’s innovative procurement and distribution process could not be carried out without a sophisticated information technology (IT) system. The IT system is capable of capturing point‐of‐purchase sales data, consolidating sales data by product type, store, and region...

...Mairead Brady; Michael Saren; Nikolaos Tzokas There is widespread acceptance that information technology (IT) is a central component of business operations and extensively used in marketing. Aligned to this is the belief that marketing is experiencing radical and dynamic changes, many of which...

...David Walters; Geoff Lancaster Examines the concepts of value and information in terms of management. Although changes in information technology are the major themes, changes in the marketplace and the challenges facing marketing are also discussed. Examines value‐based marketing and its usefulness...

...Kakoli Bandyopadhyay; Peter P. Mykytyn; Kathleen Mykytyn The use of information technology (IT) in organizations is subject to various kinds of potential risks. Explores the environment of IT in organizations, identifies the probable threats, and proposes a framework for integrated risk management...

...Asokan Anandarajan; H. Joseph Wen Traditional accounting methods used for evaluating new information technology (IT) projects such as Net present value (NPV) and Internal rate of return (IRR) have been criticized in the academic and practitioners’ literature as being grossly inadequate...

... on the strategic use of information technology discusses the importance of customer information feeding back into the organisation in order to improve the service experience (e.g. Olaisen and Revang, 1991). Little has been written on the role that information technology plays in enhancing the customer’s experience...

... that no criticism of any individual, group or organization is implied by this article. The aim is not to pass judgement but to understand what happened so that others may learn. Decision making Design Information technology Stock markets They … couldn’t believe that it wouldn’t work. (Member...