Unraveling the complexity of the organizational adoption of electronic procurement: a direction for future research

M.R.B. Reunis, S.C. Santema

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Abstract

This paper describes directions for future research to study the organizational adoption of electronic procurement (EP). An extensive exploratory study of EP adoption is taken as a starting point. In this study issues were identified that influence individual level adoption across different roles and phases in an organizational change process. An extension is proposed to this exploration of issues in order to develop insights in the way that management can effectively intervene in the organizational adoption process of EP. Specific topics that are addressed in this
extension are the derivation of interventions from issues, dealing with roles, change phases, the link between individual and organizational level, different EP types and industries. Finally, some closing remarks are made.
Original languageEnglish
Title of host publicationSelected papers of the 9th and 10th IFPSM summer schools
Place of PublicationLisabon, Portugal
PublisherAPCADEC
Pages107-120
Publication statusPublished - 2005
Externally publishedYes
Eventconference; The 9th and 10th IFPSM summer schools; 2005-10-20; 2005-10-21 -
Duration: 20 Oct 200521 Oct 2005

Conference

Conferenceconference; The 9th and 10th IFPSM summer schools; 2005-10-20; 2005-10-21
Period20/10/0521/10/05
OtherThe 9th and 10th IFPSM summer schools

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