Grażyna Paliwoda-Pękosz

TL;DR: This study gives insight into the actual problems experienced by ES adopters and identifies the real problems encountered during ES implementation as well as the other problems that occur as a result of these source difficulties.

TL;DR: In this article, the authors provide a forum for interested researchers and practitioners to exchange their experiences and creative ideas related to ICT management for global competitiveness and economic, social and cultural growth in emerging economies.

TL;DR: Emerging economies are countries or regions that are moving from developing to developed status, to a free market system, and toward a knowledge-based economy.

TL;DR: This study revealed eight main classes of ES adoption benefits and compared them with prior taxonomies elaborated in developed economies and suggested that the main ES adoption considerations relate to an emphasis on informational benefits, a lack of strategic role of ES, and benefits resulting from imposed control over the company and employees.

TL;DR: In this article, the authors investigate similarities and differences between impediments to enterprise system (ES) implementation in transition and developed economies, and find that difficulties experienced by ES adoptions in developed economies seem to concentrate on the project phase where implementation activities are carried out whereas in Polish companies problems tend to span through all the lifecycle phases.