Information integration
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About this scale
Systematic and thorough methodological techniques are used to develop an instrument to test, measure, and validate subprocesses of organizational learning. Five independent but interrelated subprocesses are identified and validated: information acquisition, information distribution, information interpretation, information integration, and organizational memory.
Sample item(s)
“We have ability to provide significant information to customers during order taking session.”
Notes
The definition is "understanding-oriented", which may not be reflected by the second item. The last item is quite complex. The loadings of the second and last item are low. These two items may be reworded.
Source & citation
Bardi et al. (1994): Logistics Information Systems: The Strategic Role of Top Management. Journal of Business Logistics, Vol. 15, No. 1, pp. 71-85.
Source & licence. This scale entry is compiled from the Wikibooks Handbook of Management Scales, used under the CC BY-SA 3.0 licence. Always consult the original publication (cited above) for the complete item set and permission to use.
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