Supporting Inter-Business Collaboration via Contract Negotiation and Enactment

Rittgen, Peter

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“…As such, the research on the selective use of collaborative technology in organizational learning, information transmission and knowledge transformation needs to be further explored. Similarly, Rittgen [100] cautions that those engaged in collaboration not only bring their different organizational cultures but also different, often incompatible, information systems. This is particularly crucial for large manufacturing organizations that require information exchange between multiple sites, suppliers, customers and developers.…”

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Collaborative Network Learning in Manufacturing

Quik

Wright

Rashid

et al. 2014

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This study aims to investigate the antecedents of collaborative networked learning (CNL), to develop an integrative CNL framework and to bridge the gap between theory and praxis in manufacturing. It provides a holistic perspective of CNL within the complexity of the manufacturing environment, including empirical investigation using survey questionnaires. The findings and discussions draw upon socio-technical systems (STS) theory, and present the theoretical context and interpretations through the lens of manufacturing employees. Results of the study show the existence of significant positive influences of organizational support, promotive interactions, positive interdependence, internal-external learning, perceived effectiveness and perceived usefulness of CNL among manufacturing employees. The study offers a basis for empirical validity for measuring CNL in organizational learning, knowledge and information sharing in manufacturing.

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Section: Future Researchmentioning

confidence: 99%