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National Context as an Important Variable for the Development of IT-based Strategic Capability
Gyeung-Min Kim 한국데이타베이스학회 2013 Journal of information technology applications & m Vol.20 No.3
This study was initiated to inquire as to why Wal-Mart failed in the Korean market. For multi- national corporations, environmental differences such as cultural and social differences among countries require business strategies to vary country by country. In Korea, Confucian Ethics are penetrated in every aspect of people’s lives. An important aspect of Confucian Ethics is the role and responsibility of women in society. Considering this, businesses need to understand Korean women’s preferences as consumers and develop business strategies accordingly. This study emphasizes that IS strategy is one component of the business strategy and, as such, must be rooted in business issues. Understanding that IS strategy should fit to national contexts, this study investigates the underlying process in which IT-based strategic capability is developed according to national context to gain competitive advantages.
Determinants of Business Process Outsourcing in Human Resource Function
Gyeung-min Kim,Hyun Jung Won 한국데이타베이스학회 2008 Journal of information technology applications & m Vol.15 No.3
The management of organizational Human Resource is steadily shifting away from pure hierarchical to market mechanisms that involve external vendors. HR Business Process Outsourcing (BPO) has recently emerged as a significant administrative innovation in an organization’s strategy. Our paper attempts to understand firm-specific factors influencing the scope of HR BPO needs. Study results show that IT maturity and firm size are influential factors on the scope of HR BPO needs. We hope that our attempt at empirically examining and predicting this emergent phenomenon will stimulate others to look at this important strategic challenge facing firms from a theoretical perspective. Such research initiatives will allow us not only to better understand this complex phenomenon, but also to drive useful management prescriptions grounded on theory-based research.
The Success of Smart Factory Adoption: Firm’s Dynamic Capability Perspective
Gyeung-min Kim,Mi-Jeong Nam 한국데이타베이스학회 2021 Journal of information technology applications & m Vol.28 No.4
This research explores how the success of smart factory adoption is influenced by firm’s dynamic capability. This research describes the underlying processes on how organizations manipulate or adapt organizational elements harmoniously to implement smart factory successfully. Although understanding of these processes is essential to many researchers and practitioners in the field, the information system research literature contains very few examples of this type. The research is conducted in the following sequence: first, the concept of dynamic capability is presented followed by research methodology; and then the analyses of case data are presented followed by discussions and future directions. The results of this research show that the firms with higher dynamic capability adopted smart factory more easily through alignment of various organizational elements.
Globalizing Information Systems Alignment : Strategic Thrust and Local Responsiveness
Kim, Gyeung-Min,Cho, Namjae Korea Data Strategy Society 2015 Journal of information technology applications & m Vol.22 No.1
Environmental differences across countries such as socio-cultural, political, economic, and technological differences require business strategies of multinational corporations to vary business practices across regions. Despite the keen awareness of the necessity for strategic adaptation to local context, IS management and strategy tend to remain similar across countries. One of the reasons is to maintain the stability and compatibility of information technology infrastructure. After a careful observation of retail business practice, this study finds IS strategy should also be highly responsive to the local context. This study shows how information resources including systems architecture, processes, human resources, and national context are interlinked together. Despite global excellence in general systems management, failure in such alignment can be a serious problem in extending competitive advantages across regions. This study aims to reveal issues to be taken care of in order to accomplish global technological alignment. Results of this study provide senior management with guidelines and a framework for aligning IT with regional strategic thrust that can improve local responsiveness of multinational companies.
National Context as an Important Variable for the Development of IT-based Strategic Capability
Kim, Gyeung-Min Korea Data Strategy Society 2013 Journal of information technology applications & m Vol.20 No.3
This study was initiated to inquire as to why Wal-Mart failed in the Korean market. For multi-national corporations, environmental differences such as cultural and social differences among countries require business strategies to vary country by country. In Korea, Confucian Ethics are penetrated in every aspect of people's lives. An important aspect of Confucian Ethics is the role and responsibility of women in society. Considering this, businesses need to understand Korean women's preferences as consumers and develop business strategies accordingly. This study emphasizes that IS strategy is one component of the business strategy and, as such, must be rooted in business issues. Understanding that IS strategy should fit to national contexts, this study investigates the underlying process in which IT-based strategic capability is developed according to national context to gain competitive advantages.
Determinants of Business Process Outsourcing in Human Resource Function
Kim, Gyeung-Min,Won, Hyun Jung Korea Data Strategy Society 2008 Journal of information technology applications & m Vol.15 No.3
The management of organizational Human Resource is steadily shifting away from pure hierarchical to market mechanisms that involve external vendors. HR Business Process Outsourcing (BPO) has recently emerged as a significant administrative innovation in an organization's strategy. Our paper attempts to understand firm-specific factors influencing the scope of HR BPO needs. Study results show that IT maturity and firm size are influential factors on the scope of HR BPO needs. We hope that our attempt at empirically examining and predicting this emergent phenomenon will stimulate others to look at this important strategic challenge facing firms from a theoretical perspective. Such research initiatives will allow us not only to better understand this complex phenomenon, but also to drive useful management prescriptions grounded on theory-based research.
Kim, Jong-Min,Kim, Yoonyoung,Shim, Jae-Hyeok,Lee, Young-Su,Suh, Jin-Yoo,Ahn, Jae-Pyoung,Kim, Gyeung-Ho,Cho, Young Whan Cambridge University Press 2013 Microscopy and microanalysis Vol.19 No.5
<B>Abstract</B><P>The microstructural analysis of the dehydrogenation products of the Ca(BH4)2-MgH2 composite was performed using transmission electron microscopy. It was found that nanocrystalline CaB6 crystallites formed as a dehydrogenation product throughout the areas where the signals of Ca and Mg were simultaneously detected, in addition to relatively coarse Mg crystallites. The uniform distribution of the nanocrystalline CaB6 crystallites appears to play a key role in the rehydrogenation of the dehydrogenation products, which implies that microstructure is a crucial factor determining the reversibility of reactive hydride composites.</P>
The Structure of Compatibility Beliefs In Mobile Entertainment Service Adoption
Gyeung-Min Kim,Kihyun Kim,Hyunjung Lee 한국데이타베이스학회 2013 Journal of information technology applications & m Vol.20 No.1
Noting that compatibility beliefs are important antecedents of technology adoption, the objective of this study was to assess compatibility beliefs that affect users’ intention to adopt a mobile entertainment service (MES). We developed a set of key compatibility beliefs: compatibility with life-style, compatibility with social meaning, and compatibility with past flow experiences. We then defined the key dimensions of each construct and developed operational measures for those dimensions. We tested the theorized effects of each of the compatibility constructs on MES adoption. The results support the effects of compatibility beliefs on users’ intentions to adopt MES.