Antecedents of Knowledge Transfer from Consultants to Clients in Enterprise System Implementations
KDKo, Dong-GilKLKirsch, Laurie J.KWKing, William R.
Abstract
Enterprise resource planning (ERP) systems and other complex information systems represent critical organizational resources. For such systems, firms typically use consultants to aid in the implementation process. Client firms expect consultants to transfer their implementation knowledge to their employees so that they can contribute to successful implementations and learn to maintain the systems independent of the consultants. This study examines the antecedents of knowledge transfer in the context of such an interfirm complex information systems implementation environment. Drawing from the knowledge transfer, information systems, and communication literatures, an integrated theoretical model is developed…
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3- KDKo, Dong-GilCorresponding
- KLKirsch, Laurie J.
- KWKing, William R.
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Keywords
- Knowledge management
- Enterprise resource planning
- Implementation
- Knowledge transfer
- Context (archaeology)
- Process (computing)
- Information system
- Antecedent (behavioral psychology)
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