Digital Cross-Organizational Collaboration: A Metatriangulation Review

Madlberger, Maria; Roztocki, Narcyz

doi:10.1109/hicss.2010.149

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“…For instance, information sharing facilitates better decisions on ordering, capacity allocation, production and material planning through increased visibility of demand, supply and inventory (Iyer, Germain & Claycomb 2009;Madlberger & Roztocki 2010). Some studies (Chavez et al 2015;Forslund & Jonsson 2007;Soosay et al 2008) further suggest that information sharing leads to improved business performance through its role as the driver of competitiveness and supply chain effectiveness.…”

Section: Information Sharing and Supply Chain Performancementioning

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Supply chain dynamism, information sharing, inter-organisational relationships and supply chain performance in the manufacturing sector

2018

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Orientation: Manufacturing supply chains in South Africa are susceptible to various internal and external threats that continue to suppress their performance. Information is required that can be used by firms in such environments to overcome the existing threats and improve their supply chains.Research purpose: This study sought to examine the relationship between supply chain dynamism, information sharing and inter-organisational relationships and supply chain performance in the manufacturing sector in South Africa.Motivation for the study: There is a gap in literature on the linkage between supply chain dynamism, information sharing and inter-organisational relationships and supply chain performance in the South African manufacturing sector.Research design, approach and method: Empirical data were collected from a purposive sample of 340 supply management professionals recruited from 31 manufacturing firms based in Gauteng Province. Data were analysed using structural equation modelling, which involved a confirmatory factor analysis and hypotheses tests.Main findings: The results indicate a significant positive relationship between supply chain dynamism and both information sharing and inter-organisational relationships; between information sharing and both inter-organisational relationships and supply chain performance; and between inter-organisational relationships and supply chain performance.Practical/managerial implications: Supply management professionals in the manufacturing sector may use the results of this study as a tool in the diagnoses of supply chain performance-related problems, by checking for the proper alignment of the factors considered in the research.Contribution/value-add: These results validate the importance of effective supply chain management practices in shaping supply chain performance in manufacturing environments. By monitoring and responding positively to the changes in key resources within manufacturing supply chains, managers can be able to improve the sharing of information and develop better relationships among trading partners, leading to superior performance of the entire supply chain.

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Section: Information Sharing and Supply Chain Performancementioning

confidence: 99%

Supply chain dynamism, information sharing, inter-organisational relationships and supply chain performance in the manufacturing sector

2018

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“…Similar is in higher education, where participants can use collaboration platforms and face-to-face communication tools. We see innovation lately in digital collaboration, which is driving efficiency and productivity with the combination of traditional tools, social media, and other modern tools that create unique, sustainable working environments [97]. In higher education, this is seen in the integration of collaboration platforms and tools with traditional e-learning platforms for access to digitalised content of courses.…”

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Attractiveness of Collaborative Platforms for Sustainable E-Learning in Business Studies

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E-learning platforms have become more and more complex. Their functionality included in learning management systems is extended with collaborative platforms, which allow better communication, group collaboration, and face-to-face lectures. Universities are facing the challenge of advanced use of these platforms to fulfil sustainable learning goals. Better usability and attractiveness became essential in successful e-learning platforms, especially due to the more intensive interactivity expected from students. In the study, we researched the user experience of students who have used Moodle, Microsoft Teams, and Google Meet. User experience is, in most cases, connected with a person’s perception, person’s feelings, and satisfaction with the platform used. Data were collected using a standard UEQ questionnaire. With this research, we examined whether user experience factors: perceived efficiency, perceived perspicuity, perceived dependability, perceived stimulation, and perceived novelty affect perceived attractiveness, which is an important factor in the sustainability of e-learning tools. The collected data were processed using SmartPLS. The research study showed that all studied factors have a statistically significant impact on perceived attractiveness. Factor perceived stimulation has the strongest statistically significant impact on the perceived attractiveness of e-learning platforms, followed by perceived efficiency, perceived perspicuity, perceived novelty, and perceived dependability.

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“…Several studies have found that organization that has implemented IT integration have enhanced information sharing in may benefit from in various ways, which include a reduction in inventory levels, operational costs, automation of routine functions, better data documentation, and communication, etc. (Paulraj, Lado & Chen, 2008;Madlberger & Roztocki, 2010;Leuschner et al, 2013;Chavez et al, 2015).…”

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Information Technology Integration Effect on Operational Performance of Kenya’s Public Health Sector

Mbugua

Namada

2019

integr. j. of. bus. and. econ.

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The purpose of the research is to examine the effect of information technology integration on the operational performance of the of Kenya’s public health sector level five hospitals in Kenya. The study examined the moderating role of public procurement to the relationship between information technology integration and operational performance. To test the extent of information technology integration and relationship with the operational performance of level five hospitals in Kenya was empirically tested utilizing a causal, non-experimental, and cross-sectional research design. Regression analysis was carried out based on data from 164 respondents. In general, the study results support the idea that information technology integration has a significant effect on operational performance (β1=0.411, p <0.05) with R2 of 0.449 implying that 44.9% of the variation of operational performance is attributed to information technology integration. Information technology integration is vital in coordinating the SCI dimensions leading to the improved operational performance of the health facilities. It finds that public procurement mediates the relationship between information technology integration and operational performance of the health sector as it is an enabler of improved working relationships with the suppliers.

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Digital Cross-Organizational Collaboration: A Metatriangulation Review

Cited by 8 publications

References 12 publications

Supply chain dynamism, information sharing, inter-organisational relationships and supply chain performance in the manufacturing sector

Supply chain dynamism, information sharing, inter-organisational relationships and supply chain performance in the manufacturing sector

Attractiveness of Collaborative Platforms for Sustainable E-Learning in Business Studies

Information Technology Integration Effect on Operational Performance of Kenya’s Public Health Sector

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