RELATING TECHNOLOGY MANAGEMENT CAPABILITIES TO THE USE OF INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY
Elisabeth E. Lefebvre, Louis A. Lefebvre, Lise Préfontaine
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Elisabeth E. Lefebvre, Louis A. Lefebvre, Lise Préfontaine
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This research investigates the relationship between IT and technology management capabilities. Can we idenhfi werences in the organizational capabilities acquired or accumulated by firms according to the extent of their technology usage? A survey conducted with a group of SMEs finds that there is signijicantly more emphasis on technology management capabilities in jhs with a higher level of IT penetration. These results raise the issue of the iqmtance for firms to invest both in IT and in acquiring the organisatwnal capabilities in technology management. lhtroduction
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This research investigates the relationship between IT and technology management capabilities. Can we idenhfi werences in the organizational capabilities acquired or accumulated by firms according to the extent of their technology usage? A survey conducted with a group of SMEs finds that there is signijicantly more emphasis on technology management capabilities in jhs with a higher level of IT penetration. These results raise the issue of the iqmtance for firms to invest both in IT and in acquiring the organisatwnal capabilities in technology management. lhtroduction
Key concepts: Technology management, Knowledge management, Information technology, Business, Information technology management, Innovation management, Process management, Management information systems