Start Date
12-13-2015
Description
The complexity of today’s organizational IT-driven transformations, such as implementing ERPs and CRMs, urges companies to conduct upfront preparations to ensure implementation success. Organizational readiness is therefore regarded as a critical precondition that increases the chances of IT implementation success. To deepen the theoretical understanding of the link between organizational readiness and IT implementation success, we present preliminary results of a qualitative survey among a group of seasoned IT project/change management experts and derive a theoretical framework explaining the link between the two constructs.
Recommended Citation
Shahrasbi, Nasser and Pare, Guy, "Inside the “Black Box”: Investigating the Link between Organizational Readiness and IT Implementation Success" (2015). ICIS 2015 Proceedings. 22.
https://aisel.aisnet.org/icis2015/proceedings/ITimplementation/22
Inside the “Black Box”: Investigating the Link between Organizational Readiness and IT Implementation Success
The complexity of today’s organizational IT-driven transformations, such as implementing ERPs and CRMs, urges companies to conduct upfront preparations to ensure implementation success. Organizational readiness is therefore regarded as a critical precondition that increases the chances of IT implementation success. To deepen the theoretical understanding of the link between organizational readiness and IT implementation success, we present preliminary results of a qualitative survey among a group of seasoned IT project/change management experts and derive a theoretical framework explaining the link between the two constructs.