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Towards an Alternative Approach to IT Planning in Non-Western Environments

Towards an Alternative Approach to IT Planning in Non-Western Environments AbstractIT planning literature is permeated with a functional paradigm wherein planning is the sole responsibility of thinkers and doers are limited to implementation issues. This is deemed unsuitable in the knowledge intensive environment that most organizations are facing. Moreover planning models are based on western management theories and do not reflect accurately the reality of non-western management contexts. Based on the above two shortcomings, we lay the ground for an alternative approach to IT planning. http://www.deepdyve.com/assets/images/DeepDyve-Logo-lg.png Journal of Global Information Technology Management Taylor & Francis

Towards an Alternative Approach to IT Planning in Non-Western Environments

Towards an Alternative Approach to IT Planning in Non-Western Environments

Journal of Global Information Technology Management , Volume 6 (1): 7 – Jan 1, 2003

Abstract

AbstractIT planning literature is permeated with a functional paradigm wherein planning is the sole responsibility of thinkers and doers are limited to implementation issues. This is deemed unsuitable in the knowledge intensive environment that most organizations are facing. Moreover planning models are based on western management theories and do not reflect accurately the reality of non-western management contexts. Based on the above two shortcomings, we lay the ground for an alternative approach to IT planning.

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Publisher
Taylor & Francis
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Copyright Taylor & Francis
ISSN
2333-6846
eISSN
1097-198X
DOI
10.1080/1097198X.2003.10856340
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Abstract

AbstractIT planning literature is permeated with a functional paradigm wherein planning is the sole responsibility of thinkers and doers are limited to implementation issues. This is deemed unsuitable in the knowledge intensive environment that most organizations are facing. Moreover planning models are based on western management theories and do not reflect accurately the reality of non-western management contexts. Based on the above two shortcomings, we lay the ground for an alternative approach to IT planning.

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Journal of Global Information Technology ManagementTaylor & Francis

Published: Jan 1, 2003

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