Journal of Global Information Management articles from July 2003

Journal of Global Information Management archives from July 2003

Consultants and knowledge management. (Editorial Preface).
July 1, 2003... Viewing the consulting process through a knowledge management lens shows explanatory promise. The discussion following seeks to instantiate various knowledge-related concepts through reference to the consulting ERP-support-practice. First, the...

An object-oriented architecture model for international information systems? (Research Articles).
July 1, 2003... ABSTRACT Analysing four case vignettes in a grounded theory approach, this exploratory paper investigates the architecture and design principles of international information systems. A two-dimensional topology for international information...

Perceptions on IS risks and failure types: a comparison of designers from the United States, Japan and Korea. (Research Articles).(information systems )
July 1, 2003... ABSTRACT Information systems (IS) designers from the United States, Japan, and Korea were surveyed to explore potential similarities and differences in their views on two IS risk factors, various types of IS failure and the overall failure...

A taxonomy of intranet implementation strategies: to make or to buy? (Research Articles).
July 1, 2003... ABSTRACT The mid-1990s marked the widespread adoption of intranets by organizations to facilitate communication between geographically dispersed organizational units. Since then the knowledge barriers to adoption have been lowered by the...

Cultural adaptation on the Web: a study of American companies' domestic and Chinese websites. (Research Articles).
July 1, 2003... ABSTRACT In the academic literature and the business press, there seems to be a lack of guidance and lack of cross-cultural models to support companies localization strategies on the Web. To address this deficit in literature and to...