How to harnesses digital technologies for pursuing business model innovation: a longitudinal study in creative industries

Priyono, Anjar; Darmawan, Baziedy Aditya; Witjaksono, Gunawan

doi:10.1108/jsit-06-2020-0101

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“…The dynamic environment and a persistent dependency on technological resources in this digital era have led to the rising popularity of enterprise architecture (EA) as a means of supporting organizations in terms of designing, implementing and managing their strategic plan through efficient integration with the technology domain (Saleem and Fakieh, 2020; Priyono et al , 2021). Technology has become indispensable, as it is involved in strategy implementation, varied system integration and development of business processes (Hafsi and Assar, 2016).…”

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Factors of organizational adoption of enterprise architecture in Malaysian public sector: a multi group analysis

Ahmad

Drus

Kasim

2022

JSIT

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Purpose The relevant importance of enterprise architecture (EA) to an organization has gained the attention of the public sector. However, its adoption rate remains slow on the uptake. Thus, this study aims to investigate the various factors associated with adoption intention based on the technological, organizational and environmental framework for federal and state types of public organizations to provide greater predictive accuracy and relevance of EA adoption in Malaysia’s public sector (MPS) context. Design/methodology/approach An empirical study was conducted through an online survey in Malaysia. Based on 255 samples from public organizations throughout Malaysia, a multigroup analysis with partial least square structural equation modeling was performed to identify the respective influencing factors for adopting EA by federal and state organizations in the Malaysian public sector. Findings Five organizational factors (clear communication, normative pressure, expected benefit, good governance and organization size) and two environmental factors (coercive pressure and mimetic pressure) were found to be significant factors influencing adoption intention for EA. Additionally, clear communication and coercive pressure were noted to be significant factors influencing adoption for both federal and state organizations. Other significant factors for federal organizations include expected benefit and normative pressure, whereas for state organizations, another significant influencing factor was good governance. The predictive accuracy for federal organizations was slightly higher at 74.6% than that of state organizations, that is, at 65%. Research limitations/implications These findings imply that federal and state organizations respond to different factors that motivate their intention to adopt EA. These findings guide future intentional practice and ensure greater motivation for EA adoption. Practical implications The identification of specific factors that matter to the federal and state public organizations in driving intention to adopt EA in this study has provided significant information that could help in effective decision-making process for these organizations. Common strategies that emphasize on clear communication and coercive pressure can be applied to address EA adoption processes for both federal and state public organizations. Further to that, more specified strategies such as highlighting expected EA benefits and instilling good governance work more effectively for federal and state, respectively. Originality/value This study has provided a more extensive view of EA adoption in MPS by differentiating the discerning factors based on the technological–organizational–environmental framework significant for federal and state types of organizations. Hence, this could help in formulating strategies specified to the organization type and ensure greater success in EA adoption in both federal and state organizations.

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Factors of organizational adoption of enterprise architecture in Malaysian public sector: a multi group analysis

Ahmad

Drus

Kasim

2022

JSIT

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“…The study has also discussed how ICT can optimize business processes. Earlier studies EMJB 18,3 (Chawla and Goyal, 2021;Priyono et al, 2021) have investigated how businesses are confronted by technological issues, but few have discussed how human-related factors, like the concepts of privacy, security and trust can impact business technology management. This study has discussed how the era of abundant technological advancement impacts people's PC, especially in the context of OID.…”

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Antecedents of privacy concerns and online information disclosure: moderating role of government regulation

Chaudhuri

Chatterjee

Vrontis

2022

EMJB

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PurposeThis study aimed to determine the antecedents of privacy concerns and their impact on consumers' online information disclosure. It also investigated the moderating role of government regulation on the relationship between privacy concerns and online information disclosure.Design/methodology/approachWith the help of literature review and theories, a theoretical model was developed and then validated using the partial least squares structural equation modeling technique to analyze data from 309 respondents.FindingsThe study found that online users' privacy awareness, privacy experience, personality and cultural differences significantly and positively impact their privacy concerns, which in turn positively and significantly influence their online information disclosure. The study also found that government regulation has a significant impact on online information disclosure.Research limitations/implicationsThe study is cross-sectional in nature and cannot be generalized, and therefore, a longitudinal study could be conducted. Also, the study identified four antecedents of online users' privacy concerns. More antecedents and more sample data with other boundary conditions could have increased the predictive power of the model.Practical implicationsThis study will help practitioners to better understand the privacy concerns of online users, which could help them to develop better products and enhance service quality. Policymakers can develop regulations as per the online users' requirements to increase their confidence in disclosing personal information online and other online activities.Originality/valueFew studies have dealt with online users' information disclosure and their privacy concerns or the moderating role of government regulations on online information disclosure. The study is unique as its proposed model is the first that accounts for both online users' privacy concerns and government regulation and their online information disclosure.

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“…This study applied a mixed method approach (Yi et al, 2013), where the qualitative method was conducted through literature searching (Vigren et al, 2022) and unstructured interviews to corroborate the analysis (Priyono et al, 2021), with restrictions, according to the indicators of each variable. Interviews were conducted amid staff training activities and knowledge sharing for students (Institut Teknologi Del, Deaconess School of HKBP, Academy of Nursing HKBP).…”

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The Role of Adaptive E-Learning Co-Design as Main Solution to Higher Education’s Marketing Performance

Simanjuntak

Sukresna²

2023

IJLTER

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This study investigated the role and influence of adaptive e-learning co-design on marketing performance of higher education institutions and provides recommendations for the academic community for improving learning and marketing performance. This paper employed a mixed method approach to better understand the role of adaptive e-learning co-design. The qualitative approach reviewed the relevant literature and used unstructured interviews. The quantitative method applied a questionnaire based on the instruction of each variable. It was shared with 257 participants, and then the data were processed with the structural equation modelling technique. In collecting information, a sharing session class was created with lecturers and students at universities in Toba, Indonesia. It was found that adaptive e-learning co-design mediates the influence of quality information on successful business intelligence. Adaptive e-learning co-design increases continuous innovation, whilst successful business intelligence improves higher education marketing performance. Adaptive e-learning co-design invites students and lecturers to be part of the design team of co-production knowledge and experience. Additionally, it demands higher education be a co-creator of values and implies a strategic orientation towards collaboration between stakeholders to integrate e-learning processes. Adaptive e-learning describes the role of stakeholders in the design and bidding creation process. This study assessed active students in two consecutive semesters participating in e-learning. adaptive e-learning co-design can improve higher education marketing performance through successful business intelligence.

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How to harnesses digital technologies for pursuing business model innovation: a longitudinal study in creative industries

Cited by 16 publications

References 66 publications

Factors of organizational adoption of enterprise architecture in Malaysian public sector: a multi group analysis

Factors of organizational adoption of enterprise architecture in Malaysian public sector: a multi group analysis

Antecedents of privacy concerns and online information disclosure: moderating role of government regulation

The Role of Adaptive E-Learning Co-Design as Main Solution to Higher Education’s Marketing Performance

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