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IT Governance in a Networked World: Multi-Sourcing Strategies and Social Capital for Corporate Computing
(Authored)
Edited By: Laurence Lock Lee, University of Sydney, Australia
Table of Contents:
Section: I – Foundations of It Governance In a Networked World

Introduction

Chapter I: IT Governance

    Current State of the Art
    Best Practice Research
    Guidelines and Standards
    Governance Decision Making
    Management Decision Making Models
    Decision Making in Complex Environments
    The Cynefin Decision Making Framework
    Compliance versus Co-operative IT Governance
    Summary

Chapter II: Multisourcing Networks

    Socio-Economics and the Theory of the Firm
    Theory of the Firm from a Social Capital Perspective
    Theory of the Firm from an Intellectual or Knowledge-based Perspective
    Supply Chain Evolution
    Summary and Conclusions

Chapter III: The Intelligent Enterprise

    Knowledge Management
    Discovering Knowledge
    Generating New Knowledge
    Evaluating Knowledge
    Sharing Knowledge
    Leveraging Knowledge
    Intellectual Capital
    Intellectual Property
    Measuring and Managing Intellectual Capital
    Summary

Section: II – A Sociological View of Governance

Chapter IV: Corporate Social Capital and The Intelligent Enterprise

    Corporate Social Capital Formulation
    Social Capital
    Public Good Social Capital
    Corporate Social Capital
    Corporate Reputation
    Market Alliance Networks
    Human Networks
    Measuring and Managing Social Capital
    Schools of Thought: IC, IA and SC
    The Scandinavian School of Intellectual Capital
    The New York School of Intangible Assets
    The Chicago School of Social Capital
    From Social Capital to Intellectual Capital
    Multisourcing Governance
    Summary and Conclusions

Chapter V: Personal Network Competencies

    A Contradiction in Competency Requirements
    Contradiction No.1: Open source versus closed source software
    Contradiction No.2 : Private versus Public IT Infrastructure
    Contradiction No. 3 : Single Sourcing versus Multisourcing
    IT Governance: The Cathedral and the Bazaar
    The Relationship between Networking and Performance
    Brokerage and Innovation
    Case Study research linking Networking and Performance
    Implications for IT Governance and Multisourcing
    Summary and Conclusions

Chapter VI: Intra-Organisational Networks

    The Hidden Organisation
    Communities of Practice
    Business Networks and IT Governance
    Network Analysis and Organisational Design for Shared Services
    Implications for IT Governance and Multisourcing
    Summary and Conclusions

Section: III – Research, Applications and Future Directions

Chapter VII: Research Linking Corporate Social Capital and Performance In the it Global Market Place

    IT Industry Networks
    Research Questions
    Research Hypotheses
    Research Results linking Corporate Social Capital to Firm Performance
    Data Description
    Data Variables
    Results of Hypotheses Tests
    Summary of Regression Results
    Post Hoc Analysis Results
    Implications for IT Governance and Multisourcing
    Summary

Chapter VIII: ITIL and Value Networks

    IT Governance and ITIL
    Value Network Analysis
    How does VNA fit with other Modeling Methods?
    A Value Network Map Example for the IT Market
    So how did ITIL meet Value Networks?
    Value Networks and IT Governance for Multisourcing
    VNA and Multisourcing Governance Scenario
    The Partnership Scorecard
    Implications for IT Governance and Multisourcing
    Summary and Conclusions

Chapter IX: The Global IT Outsourcing Market – A Network Perspective

    The Evolution of the Global IT Industry
    The Global IT Outsourcing Market from a Network Perspective
    Issues with CRM and BI Systems
    Market Research using Network Analysis Techniques
    Looking Inside a Vendor – Client Relationship: a Case Study
    Value Networks and the Outsourcing Relationship
    Making Innovation Networks Work
    Implications for IT Governance and Multisourcing
    Summary and Conclusions

Chapter X: Technology, WEB 2.0 and Beyond

    Evolution to Web 2.0 and beyond and its Impact on IT Governance and Sourcing
    Business Process versus Business Practice
    Process
    Practice
    Technology Trends, IT Governance and Sourcing
    A Framework for Business Process Collaboration with Web 2.0 and Beyond
    Measuring Performance in the Networked Business World
    SNA Performance Measurement
    Net Mining for Performance Measures
    Personal Network Measures
    Summary and Conclusions

Section: IV – Leveraging Emerging Practice

Chapter XI: Guidelines for It Governance and Multisourcing In the Networked Economy

    IT Governance Decision making
    Personal Network Competencies
    Intra-organisational Networks
    Value Networks
    Building Corporate Social Capital
    IT Market Research
    Building the Collaborative Environment Technically
    The Final Word

Appendix

Corporation Social Capital Links to Firm Performance: Research Methods Used Research Methodology

    Overview of Methodological Approach
    Sampling
    Data Sources Used
    Information Technology News and Business Information (Factiva)
    Information Technology Services Contracts Database
    Compustat Database – Information Technology Software and Services Sector
    Methods for Constructing the Variables for Analysis and Hypothesis Testing
    Dependent Variables: Firm Performance
    Independent Variables
    Hypothesis Testing Method
    Factor Analysis
    Multivariate Regression Models

Data Screening and Transformations

    Data Treatments
    Confirmatory Factor Analysis

Summary