Business-IT Alignment: Strategic Alignment Model for healthcare (case study in hospital bandung area)

Fattah, Farniwati; Arman, Arry Akhmad

doi:10.1109/ictss.2014.7013183

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“…Nonetheless, due to increasing IT expenditures and the enormous amounts of under-utilised, complex data, the healthcare sector needs more efficient practices, research and tools to analyse and maximise the utility of big data (Chawla & Davis, 2013;Guo & Chen, 2023). Health-IT researchers highlight the importance of alignment and a comprehensive approach to the aligning, planning, executing and governing technology components in the healthcare sector (Krey, 2018;Weerasinghe et al, 2018a;Fattah & Arman, 2014).…”

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Alignment of Big Data Perceptions Across Levels in Healthcare: The case of New Zealand

Weerasinghe,

Pauleen,

Taskin

et al. 2023

AJIS

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Big data and related technologies have the potential to transform healthcare sectors by facilitating improvements to healthcare planning and delivery. Big data research highlights the importance of aligning big data implementations with business needs to achieve success. In one of the first studies to examine the influence of big data on business-IT alignment in the healthcare sector, this paper addresses the question: how do stakeholders’ perceptions of big data influence alignment between big data technologies and healthcare sector needs across macro, meso, and micro levels in the New Zealand (NZ) healthcare sector? A qualitative inquiry was conducted using semi-structured interviews to understand perceptions of big data across the NZ healthcare sector. An application of a novel theory, Theory of Sociotechnical Representations (TSR), is used to examine people’s perceptions of big data technologies and their applicability in their day-to-day work. These representations are analysed at each level and then across levels to evaluate the degree of alignment. A social dimension lens to alignment was used to explore mutual understanding of big data across the sector. The findings show alignment across the sector through the shared understanding of the importance of data quality, the increasing challenges of privacy and security, and the importance of utilising modern and new data in measuring health outcomes. Areas of misalignment include the differing definitions of big data, as well as perceptions around data ownership, data sharing, use of patient-generated data and interoperability. Both practical and theoretical contributions of the study are discussed.

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Section: Figure 1 Types Of Big Data In Healthmentioning

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Alignment of Big Data Perceptions Across Levels in Healthcare: The case of New Zealand

Weerasinghe,

Pauleen,

Taskin

et al. 2023

AJIS

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“…Management is the ability and skills to perform an activity, either together or with others in achieving organizational goals [9]. As stated by Frederik W. Taylor that the management principles that must be considered, is; the need to develop knowledge for each task (guidelines motion, implementation of working standards and eligible work condition), the selection of the right employees in accordance with the requirements of employment, the need for training and stimulation, the need to do research and experiment [10].…”

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Analysis of Non-Formal Education Leadership

Widodo¹,

Mundzir²,

Fatchan³

et al. 2017

Proceedings of the 3rd NFE Conference on Lifelong Learning (NFE 2016)

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“…In a study, antecedents of business and IT were studies and it was found that sharing of domain knowledge, confidence in IT and planning in organizations were the factors for alignment in business and IT [12]. In order to achieve business goals organizations consider business-IT alignment as a major factor and IT as an enabler [30]. It is important to understand in organizations, business and IT executives who have strengths in respective areas always design strategies in isolation and in turn alignment occurs.…”

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Investigation of Critical Factors that Perturb Business-IT Alignment in Organizations

Khan¹

2017

ijacsa

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Abstract-Business executives around the globe have recognised the significance of information technology (IT) and started adopting IT in their business processes. Firms always invest in adopting latest technologies in order to comply with the customer requirements despite of heavy investment companies are unable to avail optimum benefits from the underpinning technologies. Consequently IT does not support business the way it should have been and hence a misalignment between business and IT is created. In the current study various factors in a Saudi financial institution have been discussed and assessed that perturb alignments in both the entities. In the research study questionnaire approach has been used which is an effective tool to collect qualitative data. Finally, some recommendations have been suggested to bring business and IT into an alignment.

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Business-IT Alignment: Strategic Alignment Model for healthcare (case study in hospital bandung area)

Cited by 7 publications

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Alignment of Big Data Perceptions Across Levels in Healthcare: The case of New Zealand

Alignment of Big Data Perceptions Across Levels in Healthcare: The case of New Zealand

Analysis of Non-Formal Education Leadership

Investigation of Critical Factors that Perturb Business-IT Alignment in Organizations

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