Making IT Happen: The Pivotal Role of Knowledge Sharing for Information Technology Deployment Success during Joint Venture Change

Sally Eaves, Vikas Kumar, Gareth White, John Loonam

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    Abstract

    Main Message
    Tacit and explicit knowledge sharing must be continually cultivated to enable information technology implementation success.

    Key Points
    •Effective information technology deployment necessitates a holistic focus beyond technical and legacy factors to include social, organisational, political and interpersonal dimensions.
    •Attention to cultural integration is a critical component of managing joint venture change and building employee engagement, perception of legitimacy and knowledge sharing norms.
    •Individual employees occupy a key role in determining intended strategic impacts by committing to and enacting change efforts, particularly though making discretionary decisions to share their knowledge or alternatively to hoard, hide or disengage from sharing; an outcome which may be influenced by perceptions on knowledge ownership and value.
    Original languageEnglish
    Pages (from-to)245-255
    JournalStrategic Change
    Volume27
    Issue number3
    DOIs
    Publication statusPublished - 29 May 2018

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