Sociotechnical study of e-business: grappling with an octopus

Clegg, C., Chu, C., Smithson, S., Land, F., Henney, A., Willis, D., Jagodzinski, P., Hopkins, B., Icasati-Johanson, B., Fleck, S., +4 more...Nicholls, J., Bennett, S., Peltu, M. & Patterson, M. (2005). Sociotechnical study of e-business: grappling with an octopus. Journal of Electronic Commerce in Organizations, 3(1), 53-71.
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This paper reports on a study that investigated the status and anticipated development of e-Business activity. A prime aim of the study was to increase understanding of the human and organizational issues that arise with e-Business, and the extent to which these are currently addressed. An expert panel method was used, which involved interviewing 70 leading practitioners of, and experts in, e-Business in the UK. The findings identify the distinguishing novel features of e-Business, highlight the key issues it raises, and provide evidence of current uptake and impacts. The findings include ideas on good practice. The study emphasizes the importance of taking a holistic, sociotechnical view of the complex set of interrelated changes involved in e-Business.

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