VIS standards deployment and integration : a study of antecedents and benefits

Extending prior research on inter-organization systems (IOS), I differentiate between two distinct dimensions characterizing organizations’ use of vertical information systems (VIS) standards: (1) standards deployment – the extent to which organizations adopt VIS standards across a wide range of bus...

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Main Author: Xu, Yun
Other Authors: Boh Wai Fong
Format: Theses and Dissertations
Language:English
Published: 2009
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Online Access:https://hdl.handle.net/10356/18710
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spelling sg-ntu-dr.10356-187102024-01-12T10:09:10Z VIS standards deployment and integration : a study of antecedents and benefits Xu, Yun Boh Wai Fong Soh Wai Lin, Christina Nanyang Business School DRNTU::Business::Information technology::Management of information systems Extending prior research on inter-organization systems (IOS), I differentiate between two distinct dimensions characterizing organizations’ use of vertical information systems (VIS) standards: (1) standards deployment – the extent to which organizations adopt VIS standards across a wide range of business processes, and (2) standards integration – the extent of systems and business process integration. I draw on institutional theory and the literature on inter-organizational learning to develop a research model assessing how other organizations influence standards deployment and integration by creating institutional pressures and learning opportunities. I also extend prior research by examining how the two dimensions differentially influence operational and strategic benefits. I made use of survey data collected from organizations in Asia that have implemented RosettaNet standards to test the research model. In addition, I also conducted case studies with five organizations to provide qualitative results to complement the quantitative findings. This dissertation thus extends the socio-political perspective on IOS adoption by examining how the learning perspective complements the institutional pressures perspective. I also contribute to the literature by generating insights into the trade-offs between standards deployment and integration as two dimensions of standards use. DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY (NBS) 2009-07-06T01:39:19Z 2009-07-06T01:39:19Z 2009 2009 Thesis Xu, Y. (2009). VIS standards deployment and integration : a study of antecedents and benefits. Doctoral thesis, Nanyang Technological University, Singapore. https://hdl.handle.net/10356/18710 10.32657/10356/18710 en 109 p. application/pdf
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VIS standards deployment and integration : a study of antecedents and benefits
description Extending prior research on inter-organization systems (IOS), I differentiate between two distinct dimensions characterizing organizations’ use of vertical information systems (VIS) standards: (1) standards deployment – the extent to which organizations adopt VIS standards across a wide range of business processes, and (2) standards integration – the extent of systems and business process integration. I draw on institutional theory and the literature on inter-organizational learning to develop a research model assessing how other organizations influence standards deployment and integration by creating institutional pressures and learning opportunities. I also extend prior research by examining how the two dimensions differentially influence operational and strategic benefits. I made use of survey data collected from organizations in Asia that have implemented RosettaNet standards to test the research model. In addition, I also conducted case studies with five organizations to provide qualitative results to complement the quantitative findings. This dissertation thus extends the socio-political perspective on IOS adoption by examining how the learning perspective complements the institutional pressures perspective. I also contribute to the literature by generating insights into the trade-offs between standards deployment and integration as two dimensions of standards use.
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