Second-Wave Enterprise Resource Planning Systems: An ERP Implementation Case Study from a Knowledge Transfer Perspective

By Zoonky Lee, Jinyoul Lee. 2003

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Enterprise Resource Planning Systems Research: An Annotated Bibliography (2001, unknown): “…an ERP adoption and implementation [Hirt and Swanson, 1998; Hirt and Swanson, 1999]; • to analyze ERP implementations from a knowledge transfer perspective [Lee and Lee 2000]; • to demonstrate tradeoffs between Big Bang versus slower ERP implementation approaches that allow time for…”
Social Capital and Knowledge Integration in an ERP Project Team: The Importance of Bridging and Bonding (2004, background): “They neither communicated with the project team nor with each other, even though such collaboration was essential to identify the potential for integration across processes (Lee and Lee, 2000).”
Organizational culture and leadership in ERP implementation (2008, background): “, information quality, user satisfaction with information) [41].”
Enterprise integration with ERP and EAI (2003, methodology): “Integrating software and hardware—the technical integration—is only one aspect of integration [7].”