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1999 Creator 62d697daf16d16a03637c66bfa271524
1999 Creator ext-ecb5e22330bcdf9bf06b7356d1dc3f33
1999 Date 2003-12-01
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1999 abstract The domain of e-business is characterised by rapid change and in such markets managers can no longer rely on the resources that they have assembled to provide their extant competitive position. Instead they must be able to combine resources in new ways, gain additional resources and dispose of superfluous resources, and to do this repeatedly and rapidly if they are to compete successfully. The term ?dynamic capabilities? is emerging in the strategic management literature for these skills. This study seeks to identify the dynamic capabilities that are necessary for e-business transformation and to identify practices in developing these capabilities that are both effective and common across companies, and might therefore be considered as ?best practice?. Eight distinct dynamic capabilities are identified, each appearing to address either innovative or integrative aspects of e-business transformation. Consistent with previous studies of dynamic markets it was found that ?best practice? involved simple, experiential and iterative approaches to these necessary capabilities.
1999 authorList authors
1999 issue 4
1999 status peerReviewed
1999 volume 12
1999 type AcademicArticle
1999 type Article
1999 label Daniel, Elizabeth M. and Wilson, Hugh N. (2003). The Role of dynamic capabilities in e-business transformation. European Journal of Information Systems, 12(4) pp. 282–296.
1999 label Daniel, Elizabeth M. and Wilson, Hugh N. (2003). The Role of dynamic capabilities in e-business transformation. European Journal of Information Systems, 12(4) pp. 282–296.
1999 Publisher ext-a233f55d72060f29ddd4b6c6c98ceb57
1999 Title The Role of dynamic capabilities in e-business transformation
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