Understanding Organizational Memory from the Integrated Management Systems (ERP)

Understanding Organizational Memory from the Integrated Management Systems (erp) Compreendendo a Memória Organizacional a Partir Dos Sistemas Integrados De Gestão (erp)

With this research, in the form of a theoretical essay addressing the theme of Organizational Memory and Integrated Management Systems (ERP), we tried to present some evidence of how this type of system can contribute to the consolidation of certain features of Organizational Memory. From a theoretical review of the concepts of Human Memory, extending to the Organizational Memory and Informatio...

Understanding Organizational Memory

It is generally recognized that Walsh and Ungson (1991) “provided the first integrative framework for thinking about organizational memory” (Olivera, 2000, p. 813). Within the field of knowledge management (KM), there has been interest in a variety of issues surrounding organizational memory (OM), which is understood to involve processes of storage and retrieval of organizational knowledge of t...

Understanding Organizational Memory

Many Organizational Memory (OM) models and definitions can be found in the literature. Most models are complex or too general to directly build a computer system to manage them, i.e., to capture significant information, organize it and make it available to people who needs it. This paper presents a review of some OM models as well as some systems intended to manage part of the information store...

The organizational memory mismatch approach in the ERP usage stage

Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) systems not only have a broad functional scope promising to support many different business processes. They also embed many different aspects of the company’s organizational memory. Disparities can exist between those memory contents in the ERP system and related contents in other memory media, such as the individuals’ memories, and the organizational structur...

Understanding Memory Management in Prolog Systems