Organizational connectivity

Article Abstract:

Interorganizational and intraorganizational systems are being used by more and more corporations as a means of enhancing competitive advantage. These information systems are relied upon to establish a connective orientation within the organizational structure. Companies such as Sony, Xerox amd Texas Instruments are currently using informational systems where intraorganizational and interorganizational connectivity is established using a cross-functional approach that decentralizes corporate information technology. The most common application of interorganizational connectivity is electronic data interchange.

Usage, Corporations, Information services, Electronic data interchange, EDI (Electronic data interchange)

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Intermediating technologies and multi-group adoption: a comparison of consumer and merchant adoption intentions toward a new electronic payment system

Article Abstract:

Research is presented concerning the importance of multiple group adoption of information technology innovations for the successful maintenance of relationships. Applications within financial services are discussed.

Other Financial Vehicles, Financial Services NEC, Innovations, Financial services industry, Financial services, Science and technology policy, Intergroup relations

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Toward a parsimonious definition of traditional and electronic mass customization

Article Abstract:

A study is conducted to give a commonly accepted definition to mass customization, a term used to represent the mass production of customized products.

Germany, Mass production

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