Abstract
Many Enterprise Systems (ES) projects have reported nil or detrimental impacts despite the substantial investment in the system. Having expected positive outcomes for the organization and its functions through the weighty spend, the effective management of ES-related knowledge has been suggested as a critical success factor for these ES projects in ES implementations. This paper suggests theoretical views purporting the importance of understanding on knowledge management for ES success. To explain the complex, dynamic and multifaceted of knowledge management, we adopt the concepts in Learning Network Theory. We then conceptualized the impact of knowledge management on ES by analyzing five case studies in several industries in India, based on the Knowledge-based Theory of the Firm that captures the performance of the system.
Recommended Citation
Zakaria, Nor Hidayati and Sedera, Darshana, "MANAGING KNOWLEDGE FOR ENTERPRISE SYSTEMS IN INDIAN ORGANIZATIONS: CASE STUDY INSIGHTS" (2009). PACIS 2009 Proceedings. 118.
https://aisel.aisnet.org/pacis2009/118