The Influence of Knowledge Transfers on the Implementation of Enterprise Information Systems

Introduction The implementation of Enterprise Information Systems is difficult and challenging. It requires that many users learn to use the new system and coordinate their work. The goal of this study is to understand the relationship between the extent of user learning via social means and its impact on the implementation success.

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