Abstract
Information systems planning is a critical management challenge today. New concepts about decison making and organizational learning have been demanding a new vision about the information systems planning process. Both areas are making an effort in a equivalent to improve management behavior and the implementation of information systems planning. Therefore, this research analyses these impacts, heading towards a new model of IS strategic planing. This approach considers a new vision about decision making, in terms of logic incrementalism, and the organization learning techniques as a base in the implementation process plan in the technological area and the organizational transformation related to the use of new information technology. The method is qualitative research, mainly case study.
Recommended Citation
Audy, Jorge, "Information System Planning: Impacts On and Contributions from Organizational Learning and Decision Process" (2000). AMCIS 2000 Proceedings. 260.
https://aisel.aisnet.org/amcis2000/260