Abstract
Business process management (BPM) is a key issue for organisations, particularly in a global business environment. Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) systems provide a viable means for managing business processes. In this paper we synthesise a framework for BPM strategy and governance and then report two case studies that explore the influence of national culture on BPM strategy and governance in India. One case study involves the Indian subsidiary of a multinational corporation (MNC) and the other an Indian manufacturing company that has recently established an overseas presence. The two case studies provide a deep understanding of how culture influences BPM strategy and governance differently within each organization and indicate the need for formal BPM strategy and governance practices to mitigate any negative influences of national culture in a global context.
Recommended Citation
Jayaganesh, Malini and Shanks, Graeme, "A Cultural Analysis of ERP-enabled Business Process Management Strategy and Governance in Indian Organisations" (2009). ACIS 2009 Proceedings. 100.
https://aisel.aisnet.org/acis2009/100