conclusions the results showed that the use of information technology in hospitals had several effects on some aspects of organizational strategy such as organizational knowledge, medical economics, and organizational decisions. in order to set up the governance of information technology in health system, it is necessary to involve managers and personnel alike in redesigning information systems...

Twenty years after the promise of Information Systems enabling Organizational Transformation (IS-enabled OT), what have we learned? This paper reviews the literature in order to better understand this phenomenon. As specialists in IS, strategy and organizational studies, we analyze the discourse on OT found in the strategy, organizational theory and IS literature, and identify four structuring ...

This study examines the effects of consensus and resulting organizational learning on new strategy implementation. In doing so, we consider two challenges inherent in implementing new strategy: breaking and reestablishing organizational and individual routines and managing uncertainties and unexpected problems. By sampling 113 groups within a large company, we found that group performance can b...

Although the management literature contains an impressive volume of several researchers have exclusively examined the influence of strategy factors on organizational growth (Donaldson, 1987; studies attempting to identify factors that precipitate organizational growth, fragmented theory has developed because of the absence of replicaGrinyer, McKiernan, and Yasai-Ardekani, 1988; Hamilton and She...

We seek to advance scholarship in patent strategy by presenting a set of organizing theoretical perspectives to guide future research. The domain of patent strategy primarily encompasses patenting, licensing, and enforcement decisions. Patent strategy also entails a set of nested choices, where future opportunities are only available by building prior positions, which thus become a source of dy...