What influences ERP beliefs — Logical evaluation or imitation?

Lai, Vincent S.; Liu, Connie K. W.; Lai, Fujun; Jian, Wang

doi:10.1016/j.dss.2010.08.001

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“…Here, our assumptions rely on the rich DOI literature, and we use DOI itself as a strong proxy for a firm engaging in technology evaluation. DOI has been used for this approach several times in the literature including with an ERP study that contrasted it to imitation [49]. DOI research is especially useful in our context because it considers a firm's innovation characteristics and success in either adoption or diffusion (e.g., assimilation) of a technology innovation.…”

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“…Enterprise resource planning (ERP) software offers a standardized platform for innovation that integrates financial and human resources, supply chain, and manufacturing functionality, but can be enhanced with customer relationship management, business intelligence, e-Commerce, and more [37,49]. Such functionality, if properly implemented, can significantly innovate firms not just through technical integration of IT infrastructure but also through business integration of cross-functional and inter-organizational business processes [66].…”

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confidence: 99%

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Technology Evaluation and Imitation: Do They Have Differential or Dichotomous Effects on ERP Adoption and Assimilation in China?

Lai

Lowry

2016

Journal of Management Information Systems

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Technology Evaluation and Imitation: Do They Have Differential or Dichotomous Effects on ERP Adoption and Assimilation in China?

Lai

Lowry

2016

Journal of Management Information Systems

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“…The Target is Unclear. Many enterprises believe that the purpose of informatization construction is to improve labor efficiency, Instead of manual labor, improve the speed of information output, and these are just the primary stage of the enterprises informatization construction [5].In the process of informatization construction, many enterprises lack quantitative objectives, It is lack of in-depth study and Discussion on how to achieve the purpose of informatization construction, to achieve what kind of specific requirements, to achieve what function, and so on, are lack of in-depth study and discussion.…”

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Application of ERP System in Small and Medium-sized Tire Enterprise

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Liu²,

Li³

2016

Proceedings of the 2016 International Conference on Sensor Network and Computer Engineering

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ERP system is based on the ideas and methods of supply chain management，and the integrated information management system is developed on the basis of MRP II, it represents the development trend of management revolution of manufacturing enterprises in the information age. [1]ERP system has strong application values in the tire enterprise, its main purpose is to allocate and balance the enterprise's internal and external resources, coordinate the various administrative departments, carry out business activities under the market environment and improve the market competitiveness of the tire enterprise. Firstly, this paper introduces the main functions of ERP, then takes the tire enterprise as an example, analyzes the present situation and existing problems of information construction in the tire enterprise, and finally points out the measures of ERP system implementation.

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“…Ranganathan and Brown [2006] analysed how the decision to adopt an ERP system affects the stock market prices in the United States of America. Lai, Liu, Lai, and Wang [2010] performed interviews and surveys with top management to investigate the imitative forces that occur and also are impacted on when an organisation is deciding to adopt an ERP system.…”

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Sustaining the Momentum: Archival Analysis of Enterprise Resource Planning Systems (2006–2012)

Eden

Sedera

Tan

2014

CAIS

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The domain of Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) systems is an enduring paradigm for Information Systems (IS) researchers. The Enterprise System paradigm provides a rich environment to test fundamental concepts like system adoption, system use and system success, while acknowledging changes derived through longer system lifecycles and multiple user cohorts. On the other hand, ERP systems are in the centre of new contemporary radical changes in technologies on cloud computing, mobile platforms and big data. Moreover, ERP Systems provide the context for cross disciplinary research such as change management, knowledge management, project management and business process management research. This article provides a critique of 219 papers published on ERP Systems from 2006-2012, making observations of ERP research and make recommendations for future research directions.

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What influences ERP beliefs — Logical evaluation or imitation?

Cited by 16 publications

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Technology Evaluation and Imitation: Do They Have Differential or Dichotomous Effects on ERP Adoption and Assimilation in China?

Technology Evaluation and Imitation: Do They Have Differential or Dichotomous Effects on ERP Adoption and Assimilation in China?

Application of ERP System in Small and Medium-sized Tire Enterprise

Sustaining the Momentum: Archival Analysis of Enterprise Resource Planning Systems (2006–2012)

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