TIM-5002

Presbitero, A. (2021). Communication accommodation within a global virtual team: The influence of cultural intelligence and the impact on interpersonal process effectiveness. Journal of International Management, 27(1).
Read Chapter 1: Technology and Globalization: The Evolution of Human Interactions, Values, and Management Practices.
This chapter provides information regarding managing technology for an organization in a global environment; it also offers information on managing practices, business models, and virtual teams.

Presbitero, A. (2021). Communication accommodation within a global virtual team: The influence of cultural intelligence and the impact on interpersonal process effectiveness. Journal of International Management, 27(1).
This study provides the student with information on the various communication strategies with a virtual team and information technology in global business. It focuses on how individual members can achieve higher levels of interpersonal process effectiveness. Anchoring on the theory of intelligence, this study establishes and examines cultural intelligence and how it can relate and influence an employee’s interpersonal process effectiveness.

Tarenskeen, D., van de Wetering, R., Bakker, R., & Brinkkemper, S. (2020). The contribution of conceptual independence to IT infrastructure flexibility: The case of openEHR. Health Policy and Technology, 9(2), 235–246.
Provides an analysis of multiple case studies for the student. It provides information regarding how applying conceptual independence (CI) as a design principle in Information Systems (IS) results in flexible, adaptable technology infrastructure. Emphasis is placed on how the chosen software can increase the flexibility of the IT infrastructure. This type of infrastructure is known to best for global organizations.

Li, T. (Carol), & Chan, Y. E. (2019). Dynamic information technology capability: Concept definition and framework development. Journal of Strategic Information Systems, 28(4).
This research article defines dynamic IT capability (DITC), a first-order dynamic capability in more detail for the student. It discusses the nine ordinary capabilities and the DITC framework. It also enhances the information presented in this week in more detail by providing more options for a global technology infrastructure.