Enterprise Content Management in Information Systems Research

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“…Nordheim and Päivärinta (2006) describe in detail how they implement the ECM in a large Norwegian oil firm. Simons, Brocke, Lässer, & Herbst(2014) distinguish important lessons to bear in mind during ECM implementation, while Herbst, Simons, Brocke, & Derungs (2014) explore critical success factors for ECM readiness assessment. Vom Brocke et al (2006) present an ECM-blueprinting framework to guide professionals in the system implantation and at the same time to re-design affected business processes.…”

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“…Brocke, Simons, Sonnenberg, Agostini, & Zardini, (2010) presented a framework to measure the financial performance of business processes, while our article focuses on ECM performance. Wiltzius, Simons, Seidel, & Vom Brocke (2014) explored which acceptance factors can affect users' perception of the usefulness and ease of use of ECM. Yet, a good level of ECM users' acceptance does not necessarily imply a good system performance level.…”

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A scenario-based modeling method for controlling ECM performance

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Ishizaka

2018

Expert Systems with Applications

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A scenario-based modeling method for controlling ECM performance

López

Ishizaka

2018

Expert Systems with Applications

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Critical Success Factors in Enterprise Content Management: Toward a Framework for Readiness Assessment

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Enterprise content management (ECM) is an important enabler of information management, as it supports the creation, storage, retrieval, and retention processes of organizational documents and their content. The term ''ECM'' was coined in information management practice in the early 2000s, and it found its way into Information Systems (IS) research a few years later. While the level of research and publication activity in the field is increasing, we still see only a few academic reports on actual ECM practices. As yet, IS research provides little guidance to practitioners concerning the factors that drive or hinder ECM implementation. As a response, this chapter identifies a set of critical success factors for ECM and develops on that basis a framework that helps organizations assess their readiness for ECM. The framework was developed based on data collected in workshops with ECM project leaders and members of five companies. The expert opinions and experiences are combined with research results from the academic literature, and two illustrative cases show how the framework has been applied in practice.A. Herbst Á A. Simons Á J. vom Brocke

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Enterprise Content Management in Information Systems Research

Cited by 2 publications

References 118 publications

A scenario-based modeling method for controlling ECM performance

A scenario-based modeling method for controlling ECM performance

Critical Success Factors in Enterprise Content Management: Toward a Framework for Readiness Assessment

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