Abstract
Due to the lack of understanding on the formation of enterprise resource planning (ERP) crowdsourcing continuance, this study develops a comprehensive model that integrates dedication- constraint model of social exchange and the service dominant logic. We argue that ERP crowdsourcing continuance depends on the level of client-provider collaboration, which in turn is motivated by ERP client firms’ perceived benefits (dedication) for collaboration and avoiding costs (constraint) for failure in collaboration. Specifically, we conceptualize dedication as dedication- based collaboration (reciprocal favors) and three antecedents, including operational and strategic benefits, and customer service capability. Constraint mechanisms are characterized as constraint- based collaboration (mutual understanding, relationship harmony) which is affected by three determinants—customer service capability, and business-process and domain-knowledge specificity.
Recommended Citation
Chou, Shih-Wei; Min, Hui-Tzu; Chang, S. C.; and Hsu, C. S., "Understanding crowdsourcing continuance—an integrated model between relationship development and the service dominant logic" (2018). PACIS 2018 Proceedings. 71.
https://aisel.aisnet.org/pacis2018/71