Technological Innovation in Organizations and Their Ecosystems
Technological Innovation in Organizations and Their Ecosystems
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R. O'Callaghan
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With the massive adoption of ICT by organizations in the past decade, business managers, academics, and policy makers are addressing questions such as “Is ICT adoption really transforming the enterprise?” “If so, how should ‘transformation’ be effectively managed?” “What are the implications for future research and management practice?” In an increasingly networked environment, ICT requires a different governance approach since ICT infrastructures need to be conceived, deployed, and managed across organizational boundaries. ICT stakeholders are part of an ecosystem that involves suppliers, partners, competitors, customers, systems providers, institutions, and government. Today the locus of competence and innovation is moving away from the company to the ecosystem, and value is being cocreated by the different actors in the network. The implications for management and research are many, and they are significant.