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... Benefits realisation has been a topic of research for a long time, with the first articles appearing as early as 1996 (Kransdorff, 1996). Since then, research has focused on the processes (Ashurst, 2011;Bradley, 2010), who is responsible for benefits realisation (Romero-Torres, 2021;, as well as benefits realisation and project success (Doherty et al., 2012;Serra and Kunc, 2015;ul Musawir et al., 2017). This research was built on the premise that a predictive or waterfall approach is followed. ...
January 2012
... Because design patterns are reusable, they increase the efficiency of a design process and the effectiveness of the solution, since they have already proven useful in a given context. Further, design patterns help create a common language and allow users to think about their use in different contexts [40]. Patterns are developed based on experience and observations providing a tool to transform tacit knowledge into explicit one. ...
January 2013
Communications in Computer and Information Science
... Many authors agree that setting a clear strategic pathway is key in defining new processes [97][98][99]. However, problems can arise at any stage of an ERP II implementation lifecycle [46] and there are shortcomings if factors are not realised or corrected in a timely or logical manner [5], as such the need for critical pathway steps has been outlined [100]. Often resource-investments cannot easily be addressed retrospectively in this type of implementation. ...
April 2011
... The misalignment of resources during an implementation has been termed technical isomorphism [48], empirical research has highlighted that even when the technical implementation itself has been a success, there can be difficulties in establishing the most effective processes for achieving the desired benefits [49]. Compounding this issue, is the widespread underinvestment in training which is having a significant impact on benefits being realised in an ERP II environment [50]. ...
March 2012
... Managers can use situated learning or cognition to furnish an accurate setting for performance issues, needs, deficiencies, and scripted actions for particular situations (Norton, Coulson-Thomas, Coulson-Thomas, & Ashurst, 2012). Scenistic methodology is more appropriate for team training than for individual training. ...
August 2012
European Journal of Training and Development
... We are aware of and grateful for the research on business information systems, specifically ERP that has been done. These studies have proposed conceptual frameworks for thinking about customization from the perspective of benefits realization and methods for both qualitatively and quantitatively estimating the benefits of customization (Luo and Strong, 2004;Ashurst et al., 2008;Parthasarathy, 2008;Rothenberger and Srite, 2009;Staehr, 2010;Daneva and Wieringa, 2010;Aslam et al., 2012;Eckarz et al., 2012;Norton et al., 2013;Doherty, 2014;Parthasarathy and Daneva, 2014;Parthasarathy and Sharma, 2014;Parthasarathy and Daneva, 2016;Parthasarathy and Sharma, 2016;Parthasarathy and Sharma, 2017;Ibrahim et al., 2019;Parthasarathy et al., 2020;Mahmood et al., 2020;Febrianto and Soediantono, 2022;Yathiraju, 2022;Yoo and Kim, 2021;Wang et al., 2022). ...
April 2013
Journal of Enterprise Information Management
... These dimensions are grounded in previous research (e.g. Doherty et al, 2012;Frisk et al, 2014;Rose et al, 2015b;Tallon, 2014;Yassaee & Mettler, 2015), however research efforts may often emphasize a single dimension rather than their concurrent integration. ...
January 2012
... Ashurst. Cragg and Herring (2012) suggest that because most IT competencies research has focused on large firms, applying the competencies to new businesses must be treated with caution. Therefore, focus must be made on taking advantage of ICT education and training in creating digital entrepreneurship businesses. ...
September 2012
International Small Business Journal Researching Entrepreneurship
... The sector in the United States is highly consolidated, with the 50 biggest firms accounting for over 70% of total revenue. Retail grocery sales [6] have been vigorously sought by warehouse clubs and discount retailers like Wal-Mart, which now sells more food than anybody else in the United States. Specialty food shops, convenience stores, drugstores, dollar stores, and restaurants are some of the other sources of rivalry. ...
August 2012
International Journal of Information Management
... Best Practice Framework for Benefits Realisation is based on a literature review on benefits management. The framework is an "... 'idealised' vision of how benefits realisation should be applied in practice" (Ashurst and Doherty, 2003). The framework acknowledges that, in addition to the planned benefits, incidental effects should be identified and managed, and suggests an iterative model consisting of three linear steps: benefits planning, benefits delivery and benefits review, where new understanding is taken into account in the next benefits planning phase. ...
January 2003