Abstract
Enterprise resource planning (ERP) systems are central to the Information Systems (IS) strategy of most international companies. With globalization, general managers put pressure on IS departments to implement such applications at a global level, in order to control and manage all the company processes at the different branches. Rolling out a global template in each of the different countries is risky as it does not take the local environment into account. Each country has its own specificities - organizational, cultural, political and economic - and these can have a real and important influence on the success of any new IS. This research aims to identify, through in-depth case studies, the cultural factors that influence the success of global ERP projects in China.
Recommended Citation
Avison, David, "The Introduction of ERP systems by Foreign Firms in China: Impact of Cultural Differences" (2008). PACIS 2008 Proceedings. 272.
https://aisel.aisnet.org/pacis2008/272