The contribution of resource interdependence to IT program performance: A social interdependence perspective

Parolia, Neeraj; Jiang, Jiunn-Yih; Klein, Gary; Sheu, Tsong Shin

doi:10.1016/j.ijproman.2010.03.004

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“…In the context of social relationship, the interaction (I) that occurs between persons A and B is a function of both persons' respective tendencies in relation to each other in the particular situation of interdependence (S) in which the interaction occurs (Holmes, 2002). According to N. Parolia et al (2011), social interdependence theory provides a structure to examine whether collaborative efforts promote behaviours that result in higher levels of success.…”

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Interdependence-Based Model of Consistency among Competition, Cooperation and Collaboration

Armas¹,

Šniras²

2018

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Research background and hypothesis. Social interdependence is evident in everyday human life situations; sports industry is based on it as well. Athletes often compete for higher achievements; however, a possibility for cooperation can be envisioned in competitions as well. The research problem is as follows: is it possible to harmonize social interrelations which manifest in competition, cooperation and collaboration at the same time, and how this consistency can be achieved. The research aim was to elaborate the conceptual model of consistency among competition, cooperation and collaboration based on the premise of social interdependence.Research methods were theoretical analysis and synthesis. The results of theoretical analysis were generalized and incorporated into the conceptual model.Discussion and conclusions. Scientific literature suggested a few insights. First, social interaction may occur at two levels: intra-group (group level) and inter-group (community level). Second, the nature of social interdependence depends on the level of goals being achieved; three levels of goals can be distinguished: individual goals, group goals, and community goals. Third, based on the type of the interaction and the level of goals, individuals tend to engage into a particular form of interrelation: competition, cooperation, or collaboration; moreover, the form of interdependence is not restricted – a combination of a few (or even all) forms is possible. Based on scientific literature, an implication can be made that interrelation among competition, cooperation, or collaboration can result in coopetition as a higher form of interdependence.

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Interdependence-Based Model of Consistency among Competition, Cooperation and Collaboration

Armas¹,

Šniras²

2018

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“…Additionally, examining resource interdependence is important when addressing information complexity and resource scarcity (Ettlie & Reza, ). The notion of resource interdependence has featured prominently in studies on firm resource management (Hillman et al, ; Ulrich & Barney, ), psychology of relationships (Johnson et al, ), and IS development (Parolia, Jiang, Klein, & Sheu, ). Over the years, numerous scholars have adopted this notion of interdependencies to create alternative theories and contribute important insights to the body of knowledge (Lenox et al, ; Levinthal, ).…”

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Realising platform operational agility through information technology–enabled capabilities: A resource‐interdependence perspective

Tan

Pan

Zuo

2018

Information Systems Journal

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“…The extant literature points to a broad range of interdependencies such as goal interdependence, task interdependence, Outcome Interdependence, and resource interdependence (e.g., (Parolia, Jiang, Klein, & Sheu, 2010)). Johnson and Johnson (2006) offered a comprehensive categorization for interdependencies including: (i) Outcome Interdependence (including: goal and reward interdependence), (ii) means interdependence (including: task, resource, and role interdependence), and (iii) Boundary Interdependence (including: sense of identity, friendship, and environmental closeness).…”

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Modeling High-Quality Knowledge Sharing in cross-functional software development teams

Ghobadi

D’Ambra

2013

Information Processing & Management

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The contribution of resource interdependence to IT program performance: A social interdependence perspective

Cited by 47 publications

References 84 publications

Interdependence-Based Model of Consistency among Competition, Cooperation and Collaboration

Interdependence-Based Model of Consistency among Competition, Cooperation and Collaboration

Realising platform operational agility through information technology–enabled capabilities: A resource‐interdependence perspective

Modeling High-Quality Knowledge Sharing in cross-functional software development teams

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