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Enterprise Integration: Challenges to Understanding
the Phenomena
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Enterprise Integration
Supply Chain Management, ERP and CRM
Covers multiple time frames, levels, career paths, functions
Involves Hidden agendas, power centres inscribed into system
Historical Nature of enterprise system design, implementation and use
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Limitations with Current frameworks
Philosophically:– Interpretive hermeneutics does not account for extension
of the model of the text (Ricoeur 1981) to the social sphere (Thompson, 1981)
* 1) Exercise of power to impede utterances
* II) Structure of language does not change as much as social sphere
* III) The lack of a social theory that accounts for changes in social structures within the model of the text
– Lack of the recognition of an IT artefact
– Solution adopted: combining critical hermeneutics and structuration theory = critical structuration
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Limitations of Current Frameworks
Theoretically:– No single theory can accommodate the scope and width
of holistic research on enterprise integration– Options?
Methodology– Multi-level, multi-functional, longitudinal
Shifting Unit of Analysis– Shifted from Stark a business unit to the overall
conglomerate– Then back to division and finally back to Stark in context
of conglomerate
Reflexivity required at all levels– E.g., Cycles of integration, disintegration and
reintegration found at multiple levels of the conglomerate (Lee and Myers 2004) at later stage of project
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Questions
Philosophically:– How do we restructure the way we fundamentally see the
world to gain new insights upon discovery of interesting data? (Philosophical reflexivity)
Theoretically:– Theory creation, adaptation and revision
– How do we integrate micro, macro and interaction perspectives?
– How do we address problems of disconnection from context?
Methodology:– How do you structure or design or sensitive a study to take
into account multi-level multi-functional longitudinal aspects of enterprise integration in a reflexive fashion?
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Selected References
LEE JC and MYERS MD (2004) The challenges of enterprise integration: Cycles of integration and disintegration over time. In International Conference on Information Systems, Washington D.C.
RICOEUR P (1981) Hermeneutics and the human sciences: Essays on language, action and interpretation. Cambridge University Press, Cambridge.
THOMPSON JB (1981) Critical hermeneutics: A study in the thought of paul ricoeur and jurgen habermas. Cambridge University Press, Cambridge.