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    Goal commitment and competition as drivers for group productivity in business process modeling

    Rittgen, Peter (2011)
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    Agile business intelligence: suggesting a self-assessment tool

    Isik, öykü; Viaene, Stijn (2012)
    Vlerick Research on business intelligence - Enquio Partnership Output
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    Agile Business Intelligence: benefits and barriers

    Isik, öykü; Bircan, Tuba (2012)
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    Agile Business Intelligence: following the agile principles

    Isik, öykü; Bircan, Tuba (2012)
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    Rapport over technologie in de healthcare supply chain

    Krols, Krist'l; Van den Broeke, Maud (2012)
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    Collaborative design of business and information systems

    Rittgen, Peter (2011)
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    Linking the strategic importance of ICT with investment in business-ICT alignment: An explorative framework

    Cumps, Bjorn; Viaene, Stijn; Dedene, Guido (IGI Global, 2012)
    In this chapter, we introduce a framework that can be used by organizations as a positioning instrument to think of business-ICT alignment decisions in light of the strategic importance of ICT (Information and Communication Technology) in their organization. We make a distinction between organizations where ICT is of high strategic importance and those where ICT is of low strategic importance. Based on this difference we argue that heavily investing in business-ICT alignment processes, structures and roles (PSRs) will not necessarily always be beneficial when ICT is of low strategic importance to the business. Furthermore, organizations that have a minimalist approach to the use of ICT do not necessarily need to invest in business-ICT alignment PSRs. We explain the dynamics and possible migration scenarios of our proposed framework after testing the statistical significance of the relationship between the strategic importance of ICT and the investment in business-ICT alignment. We end this article with a short empirical study which combines survey and case study results. Both the framework and framework dynamics still need further empirical validation, preferably with longitudinal data. Therefore, we stress and acknowledge that many of the discussions in this article are still explorative in nature. However, this article illustrates the possibilities and the need for a more fine-grained approach to business-ICT alignment.
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    Supportive information infrastructure: intelligence in action

    Lutin, Luc; Viaene, Stijn (Lannoo Uitgeverij, 2012)
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    Big data capabilities: An organizational information processing perspective

    Isik, Öykü (2015)
    Big data is at the pinnacle of its hype cycle, offering big promise. Everyone wants a piece of the pie, yet not many know how to start and get the most out of their big data initiatives. We suggest that realizing benefits with big data depends on having the right capabilities for the right problems. When there is a discrepancy between these, organizations struggle to make sense of their data. Based on information processing theory, in this research-in-progress we suggest that there needs to be a fit between big data processing requirements and big data processing capabilities, so that organizations can realize value from their big data initiative.
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    Business Intelligence (BI) Success and the role of BI capabilities

    Isik, Öykü; Jones, Mary; Sidorova, Anna (2012)
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