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Shane Tomblin, M.
- An Analytical Framework for Assessing the Interface among Information Systems, Technologies and Organizational Learning
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1 Lewis College of Business, Huntington, US
1 Lewis College of Business, Huntington, US
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DHARANA - Bhavan's International Journal of Business, Vol 2, No 1 (2008), Pagination: 3-9Abstract
Much of current research investigates the interface between organizational learning (OL) and various types of information systems and technologies (IST). Related literature has focused on the relationships in a rather narrow and piecemeal fashion. What is lacking is an integrated framework that provides a general coherence to IST-OL research. This paper seeks to remedy this situation by providing a holistic and analytical framework that is capable of grounding existing and future research in this area. This study also outlines a research agenda for the field of IST-OL using the developed framework as a foundation.Keywords
Information Systems, Information Technology, Organizational Learning, Mental Models, Research Frameworks.Full Text
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