Extending Digital Infrastructures: A Typology of Growth Tactics

Koutsikouri, Dina; Lindgren, Rikard; Henfridsson, Ola; Rudmark, Daniel

doi:10.17705/1jais.00517

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“…For example, uploading data to other systems may be too complex and a simple fix may not be in sight. When an insufficient access to official systems is circumvented by greatly expanding the IT landscape complexity, integration issues become more prevalent over time (Fuerstenau and Rothe 2014;Koutsikouri et al 2018). Taken together, these examples show how technological problems and dependencies over time can create pressure that may lead to a negative outcome related to an identified shadow IT system.…”

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Leaving the Shadow: A Configurational Approach to Explain Post-identification Outcomes of Shadow IT Systems

2020

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With the advent of end-user and cloud computing, business users can implement information systems for work practices on their own -either from scratch or as extensions to existing systems. The resulting information systems, however, often remain hidden from managers and official IT units, and are therefore called ''shadow IT systems''. When a shadow IT system is identified, the organization has to decide on the future of this system. The study uses a configurational perspective to explain outcomes of shadow IT system identification, as well as the mechanisms and contextual conditions which bring them about. For this purpose, 27 profiles of shadow IT systems were compiled by conducting 35 interviews with respondents from different positions and industries. The analysis gives insight into six distinct context-mechanism-outcome configurations explaining four outcomes that occur after shadow IT system identification, namely phase-out, replacement, continuing as IT-managed system, and continuing as business-managed system. These results contribute to the shadow IT literature and, more broadly, IS architecture and governance streams of the IS literature. They inform IT managers when these weigh decision options for identified shadow IT systems given different contextual conditions.

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Section: Deficiency Mechanismsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Leaving the Shadow: A Configurational Approach to Explain Post-identification Outcomes of Shadow IT Systems

2020

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“…More precisely, digital matchmaking enables dynamic pricing, that reflect prevailing supply and demand in a particular point in time [9]. Given this distributed agency, governance is about architectural control rather than organizational control [34]. See for example how Uber's adoption of a smartphone interface enables labor supply and access to cars from independent vehicle owners [9,41].…”

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confidence: 99%

Digital and Conventional Matchmaking – Similarities, Differences and Tensions

Ivarsson¹,

Svahn

2020

Proceedings of the Annual Hawaii International Conference on System Sciences

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Matchmaking is a process of complex resource allocation where firms are intermediaries of supply and demand between actors in an ecosystem. Digital platforms have brought matchmaking into the spotlight in IS research by their ability to scale and improve the quality of matching. In this paper, we outline four principles of digital matchmaking from digital platform theory. We continue by illustrating these principles in an empirical case-study of conventional matchmaking in the Swedish forest industry. We seek to improve the understanding of matchmaking by identifying similarities and differences of digital and conventional matchmaking. We then discuss tensions that may emerge for the conventional matchmaker facing digitalization. We contribute to theory of changing organizing logic associated with digital technology adoption and to practice by outlining what it takes becoming a digital matchmaker.

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“…Different dimensions need to be considered, including how digital can support and encourage service delivery (Koutsikouri et al, 2018). So that the existence of digitalization in the medical world can have a tremendous impact on the things that are done if the application of digital technology in various health fields will be able to improve health performance innovatively and, in turn, will provide benefits for the Indonesian people (Chang et al, 2013).…”

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advantages of digital applications in public health services on automation era

Ernawati

Nugroho

Suryana

et al. 2022

ijhs

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This study explored the advantages of using digital applications in public services in the era of automation. We have searched data in many applications, including scientific journals, books, academic residences, and many telling applications in the medical world. A series of data studies involving coding system analysis, evaluation, and interpretation, became more in-depth so that the data we found could be digested to answer this research question. Our data search was conducted electronically on secondary data published from 2010 to 2022. While the format of this study report is suitable from problem formulation to reporting on water, we chose a descriptive qualitative design with a phenomenological approach, trying to obtain the broadest possible data that is useful in answering questions of research questions. Based on the data and discussion, this study found several advantages of using digital applications in public health services in the current digital era. The reason is that digital applications have been able to innovate the work of paramedics in improving services to the public about health. Hopefully, this salary buddy will be full of supporting data for future health and technology studies.

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Extending Digital Infrastructures: A Typology of Growth Tactics

Cited by 33 publications

References 40 publications

Leaving the Shadow: A Configurational Approach to Explain Post-identification Outcomes of Shadow IT Systems

Leaving the Shadow: A Configurational Approach to Explain Post-identification Outcomes of Shadow IT Systems

Digital and Conventional Matchmaking – Similarities, Differences and Tensions

advantages of digital applications in public health services on automation era

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