How to Act Strategically in a Turbulent E-business Environment - an Eclectic Approach to Strategic Interorganisational System (IOS) Management

• Autorzy: Arjen Wassenaar
• Języki publikacji: EN

Abstrakty

EN

This paper presents an electronic inter-organisational -oriented approach to so called strategic IOS management as an alternative to the more single organisation-oriented, linear approach of strategic information system planning (SISP). This approach is termed eclectic because it is based on a toolbox on a toolbox of mini-theories integrating existing strategic (IS) planning and management theories. (short original abstract)

W połowie lat 90-tych, kiedy to dzięki Internetowi i sieci World Wide Web stworzono globalne autostrady przesyłania informacji, pojawiły się nowe możliwości integrowania systemów funkcyjnych działających pomiędzy przedsiębiorstwami przy wykorzystaniu między-organizacyjnych systemów IOS (Inter-organisational Systems). W opracowaniu zaprezentowano zakres działania systemów EMIOS (Electic and emergent Management of Inter-Organisational Systems). Następnie opisany został generator opcji i scenariuszy strategicznych, który stanowi rdzeń zarządzania strategicznego systemów IOS. Ten generator to zbiór mini-teorii, narzędzi, które systematyzują posiadaną wiedzę z zakresu planowania SISP (Strategic Information Systems Planning) i zarządzania. (JW)

Słowa kluczowe

EN

Internet; World Wide Web (WWW); Information system; Strategic management; Knowledge based systems

PL

Internet; World Wide Web (WWW); System informacyjny; Zarządzanie strategiczne; Systemy z bazą wiedzy

• Czasopismo: Acta Universitatis Lodziensis. Folia Oeconomica
• Rocznik: 2002
• Tom: 157 Wybrane problemy zastosowania Electronic Data Interchange i Electronic Commerce
• Strony: 253--269

Twórcy

autor

Arjen Wassenaar

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