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Miao Cui

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Supervisor of Doctorate Candidates
Supervisor of Master's Candidates


Academic Titles:厚德书院执行院长
Gender:Female
Alma Mater:Dalian University of Technology
Degree:Doctoral Degree
School/Department:The Department of Business Administration
Discipline:Enterprise Management
Technical Economics and Management
Business Address:Rm D622, The building of Faculty of Management and Economics
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Strategy, Resource Orchestration and E-commerce Enabled Social Innovation in Rural China

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Indexed by:Journal Article

Date of Publication:2017-03-01

Journal:JOURNAL OF STRATEGIC INFORMATION SYSTEMS

Included Journals:SSCI、EI、SCIE

Volume:26

Issue:1

Page Number:3-21

ISSN:0963-8687

Key Words:Social innovation; E-commerce; Resource orchestration; Resource portfolio; Strategy

Abstract:E-commerce enabled social innovation is becoming increasingly important as a way of reducing poverty in developing countries and yet has not been studied much by the IS community. We utilize the concept of resource orchestration as a theoretical lens to develop a fit model that explicates how resources are orchestrated under the guidance of either an indigenous, exogenous or collaborative strategy to achieve e-commerce enabled social innovation. The findings show how resources are orchestrated through the following specific resource-focused actions (collaborating, linking and enriching), which are influenced by the types of strategies applied. Our study also identifies different resource portfolios that influence the type of e-commerce enabled social innovation that can be achieved. This research benefits both academics and practitioners by contributing to cumulative theoretical developments related to e-commerce enabled social innovation and the resource orchestration perspective, and by offering corresponding practical insights to achieve fit between strategy, resource orchestration and social innovation. (C) 2016 Elsevier B.V. All rights reserved.