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The Impact of Information and Communication Technology on Interorganizational Coordination: Guidelines from Theory
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It is widely believed that information and communication technology (ICT) enables organizations to decrease costs and increase capabilities
and thus enables to shape interorganizational coordination. This paper describes guidelines with which the impact of ICT on interorganizational
coordination structures can be predicted. The framework used consists of three perspectives: interorganizational coordination structures,
ICT, and aspects of goods and services for the processing of which coordination is required. Interorganizational coordination structures are
defined and the impact of ICT on coordination structures is indicated. So far, ICT is considered to be a driving force. There are, however, other
aspects that have an influencing impact on interorganizational coordination. Those aspects are described and by combining those with the possibilities
of ICT, the guidelines are presented.
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The Impact of Information and Communication Technology on Interorganizational Coordination: Guidelines from Theory
Information Technology
English
2001
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