Investigating and comparing the dynamic patterns of the business value of information technology over time

Lin, Winston T.; Chuang, Chia-Hung

doi:10.1016/j.ejor.2013.01.023

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“…Many studies have investigated the return on IT investment with regard to a company's performance, with conflicting conclusions being reported (Hoadley and Kohli, 2014). IT is perceived as an enabler to improve productivity, although IT investment comes with no guarantees (Lin and Chuang, 2013). Some noted positive relationships between IT investment and company performance, others did not.…”

Section: It Productivity Paradoxmentioning

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Portfolio of IT investment and organisational performance. Moderating role of decentralised decision making

Mohamad

Alam

et al. 2020

IJBIS

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This research was carried out mainly to find out the results on the relationship between transactional, strategic and informational IT investments with the multidimensional performance measurement in the electrical and electronic manufacturing setting in Malaysia. The second research objective was to study the moderating effects of decentralised decision making on the relationship between transactional, strategic and informational IT investment with firm performance. The data were collected from 74 electrical and electronic manufacturing firms in Malaysia. The results suggest that transactional IT investment has a positive and significant relationship with financial performance, but not with customer performance. The strategic IT investment has no significant relationship with any of the perspectives.

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Portfolio of IT investment and organisational performance. Moderating role of decentralised decision making

Mohamad

Alam

et al. 2020

IJBIS

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“…Difficulties also exist in measuring the input as there are many factors to be considered, such as capital equipment, materials and other resources consumed (Brynjolfsson & Hitt, 1993). IT is perceived as an enabler to improve productivity, although IT investment comes with no guarantees (Lin & Chuang, 2013). Many companies assume, that by investing in IT, it will create a positive economic returns to them but the inconsistencies reported in the scientific literature have led to the productivity paradox.…”

Section: It Productivity Paradoxmentioning

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Does decentralized decision making increase company performance through its Information Technology infrastructure investment?

Mohamad

Zainuddin

Alam

et al. 2017

International Journal of Accounting Information Systems

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A company's Information Technology (IT) infrastructure is a key factor in its sustainability and ongoing success and profitability. This paper explores the relationship between a company's investment in IT and its performance. Performance is measured, with the help of a Balanced Scorecard (BSC), in four ways; financial, internal business processes, innovation & learning and customer perspective. The relationship between each BSC category serves as indicators of the effect of IT investment on a company's performance. This will help establish the benefits of both financial and non-financial indicators. We focus on the Electrical and Electronic manufacturing performance of companies Malaysia. System Resource Theory (SRT) is used as the background theory to explain the concepts of organizational effectiveness, efficiency, productivity and multidimensional performance measurements and to link the variables used in this study. We conduct an empirical study in order to confirm the moderating effects of decentralized decision making. The results suggest that IT investment produces a significant relationship with all BSC perspectives, but the moderating effect is only significant only from a customer perspective.

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“…Lin and Chuang [34] investigate the dynamic patterns of IT value over time in connection with the issues of inputs substitution and complement and the productivity paradox. Th eir approach represents a new contribution to the understanding of the dynamic infl uence of IT investments upon the value of IT over time by paying attention on IT capital, ordinary capital, and ordinary labor.…”

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A Review on Methods for the Assessment of Information System Projects

Özturan

Basarir-Ozel

Akar

2016

JITA

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Abstract:Recently, it is inevitable that businesses invest in many information system (IS) projects in order to gain a competitive advantage within the internal industry and global environment. The important point is the selection of the appropriate IS environment, hence the optimal IS investment methods with respect to changing technological needs. In this respect, both empirical and conceptual studies are reviewed to identify the relevant IS/IT investment methods. After an extensive literature review, 51 relevant articles are identifi ed. The IS/IT investment methods studied in these articles are classifi ed and examined within the three categories: fi nancial, non-fi nancial, and hybrid. The results reveal that most of studies focus on a mixed usage of fi nancial and non-fi nancial methods called hybrid methods, whereas fi nancial methods are used more frequently when compared to non-fi nancial methods during the selected research period. On the other hand, the usage of pure fi nancial methods decreases in recent years, while the usage of hybrid and non-fi nancial methods increases in the same period.

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Investigating and comparing the dynamic patterns of the business value of information technology over time

Cited by 17 publications

References 35 publications

Portfolio of IT investment and organisational performance. Moderating role of decentralised decision making

Portfolio of IT investment and organisational performance. Moderating role of decentralised decision making

Does decentralized decision making increase company performance through its Information Technology infrastructure investment?

A Review on Methods for the Assessment of Information System Projects

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