New Technology Work and Employment · 1995 · 14 citations · 15 references
BusinessChange ManagementManagement Information SystemsBusiness Process ManagementInstitutional TheoryStrategic ChangeBusiness Process DesignBusiness Process ReengineeringBusiness Process TransformationOrganizational Change ManagementProcess AnalysisProcess ArchitectureInstitutional EvolutionInstitutional InertiaProcess InstitutionalizationProcess ReengineeringStrategic Inertia
Capitalism is currently undergoing an epochal change. The associated corporate change is sticky for reasons of institutional inertia. Business process re‐engineering is a corporate response which should be understood in technical, social and political terms. Core elements of BPR are identified, illustrated, and critiqued, partly through a BPR case researched by the authors.
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