Bridging the Gap between Enterprise Content Management and Creativity: A Research Framework

Reference

vom Brocke, J., Seidel, S., & Simons, A. (2010). Bridging the Gap between Enterprise Content Management and Creativity: A Research Framework. Paper presented at the 43rd Hawaii International Conference on System Sciences (HICSS 2010), Hawaii, USA. (VHB_3: C)

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Paper in Conference Proceedings

Abstract

Enterprise content management (ECM) has emerged as a promising research area in the Information Systems (IS) discipline. According to recent works in the field, ECM may increase the consistency, availability, and traceability of content. We argue that one important aspect has dropped off the agenda-the role of creativity. While the above measures are, without any doubt, highly relevant in order to pursue important business imperatives, such as time and budget, organizations must also consider the creativity and innovativeness that employees can unfold in their work processes. In this conceptual paper, we thus advocate an approach to ECM research that not only considers traditional, rather control-oriented factors, but also the impact of ECM on an organization's creativity and vice versa. We propose a research framework for ECM and creativity that is grounded in diverse literatures relating to these two concepts.

Research

Persons

• Prof. Dr. Jan vom Brocke
• Dr. Alexander Simons
• Prof. Dr. Stefan Seidel

Organizational Units

• Institute of Information Systems
• Hilti Chair of Business Process Management
• Chair of Information Systems and Innovation

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