Moulding information systems components and agitations for the adoption of enterprise application architecture for supply chain management

Journal of Transport and Supply Chain Management

 
 
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Title Moulding information systems components and agitations for the adoption of enterprise application architecture for supply chain management
 
Creator Lamola, Kingston X.T
 
Subject — enterprise application architecture; transaction support system; management information system; decision support system; executive support system; knowledge management systems; web application architecture
Description Background: The components of information systems (ISCs) have become a critical factor in the adoption of enterprise application architecture (EAA) for supply chain management (SCM) within small and medium enterprises (SMEs) when used reciprocally with competent capital formation, mainframe and personal computers, application software systems, and information technology expert. The current study examined information systems components (ISCs) as they were used in the adoption of EAA in SMEs, scrutinised the Theory of Planned Behavior, and systematic literature review.Objective: This paper seeks to contribute to the fundamental aspects of ISCs that influence the adoption of EAA for SCM in small and medium enterprises (SMSs) in South Africa, located in Limpopo Province of Capricorn District Municipality.Methodology: A quantitative survey presented both diagnostic tests and data analysis as that of the methodological modus operandi. Descriptive data analysis generated Pearson’s correlation and coefficient, along with analysis of variance (ANOVA) and linear regression. Data was collected through stratified random sampling of SME owners and managers.Results: The most substantial results indicate that ISCs should be integrated with transactional support systems (TSSs), management information systems (MISs), information systems governance (ISG), decision support systems (DSSs), executive support systems (ESSs), knowledge management systems (KMSs), and web application architecture (WAA) to predict EAA acceptance.Conclusion: This article described the greatest possible direction for considering ISCs when planning to integrate EAA adoption. Furthermore, the research results provide a preliminary overview and analysis of the results that support the alternative hypothesis that ISCs influence SCM adoption and implementation of EAA in SMEs.
 
Publisher AOSIS
 
Contributor Department of Business Management and, Department of Research Administration and Development
Date 2022-10-20
 
Type info:eu-repo/semantics/article info:eu-repo/semantics/publishedVersion — Quantitative approach
Format text/html application/epub+zip text/xml application/pdf
Identifier 10.4102/jtscm.v16i0.707
 
Source Journal of Transport and Supply Chain Management; Vol 16 (2022); 15 pages 1995-5235 2310-8789
 
Language eng
 
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