Journal of CENTRUM Cathedra. Vol. 02, Issue 01

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JCC Volume 2 - Issue 1 - 2009
  • Equity Market Risk Premium and Global Integration Johnson, Robert; Soenen, Luc; 1
  • Using Random Forests and Logistic Regression for Performance Prediction of Latin American ADRS and Banks Creamer, Germán G; 2
  • Entrepreneurs, Intuition, and Small-Business Performance Chaston, Ian; 3
  • Evaluation of Market Readiness of Medium and Small-Scale Nonprofit Organizations in Northern India: An Empirical Study Madan, Pankaj; 4
  • Understanding Employee Turnover Patterns in Mexican Maquiladoras Romero, Eric; Cruthirds, Kevin W; 5
  • Productivity Growth as The Predictor of Shareholders' Wealth Maximization: An Empirical Investigation Kumar, Mukesh; Charles, Dr Vincent; 6

    • Doctoral Research Proposal
  • Competitive Advantage of Operational and Dynamic Information Technology Capabilities Bullon, Luis A; 1
  • Managerial Capabilities in Peruvian Family Companies: An Exploratory Study Salomon, Jaime O; 2

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      Competitive Advantage of Operational and Dynamic Information Technology Capabilities
      (Pontificia Universidad Católica del Perú. CENTRUM, 2009) Bullon, Luis A.
      Based on contradictory findings reported by researchers into the payoffs of information technology (IT) investments, a key question for information system researchers and practitioners concerns what role IT may play in enhancing competitive advantage. In this study, IT is conceptualized as a capability, and a differentiation is made between the routine use of IT as operational IT capability and the purposeful use of IT to achieve change, that is, dynamic IT capability, in order to analyze and describe the direct effect of IT capabilities on competitive advantage. The research design will be a cross-sectional survey, using structural equation modeling (SEM), and the empirical analysis will take as its population the financial and industrial firms of Lima, Peru.