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EVALUATING PAPERS KMS quality- Impact on Competitive Advantage Proceedings of the 41 st Hawaii International Conference on System Sciences

interest The results indicate strong support for the research model consisting of the independent variable (KMS Quality) and the dependent variables (decision making, organization learning capability and competitive advantage). The model explains respectively 45% of the decision making, 41% of the organization learning capability and 78% of the competitive advantage variance. It concludes that KMS quality plays an important role in sustaining competitive advantage.

Important The most important characteristic of KMS remains the quality of the system. knowledge integration and transfer in order to allow decision makers to better exploit existing knowledge. It is possible to say that decision making is a knowledge intensive activity that needs a KMS to provide the knowledge of interest to decision makers in order to optimize the decision making. As knowledge is often the basis for the effective use of firm’s resources, a new line of IT based systems, which support organizational knowledge management, has emerged called Knowledge Management Systems. The first and early adopters of KMS have been large

Important However, one of the specific characteristic that plays an important role in sustaining competitive advantage is the system quality of the KMS which is related to the system quality defined by [17]. Thus, when the firm implements an efficient KMS quality, it can propose the right knowledge to the right people in order to make better decision, and in doing so enhance the organizational learning capability and finally gain sustainable competitive advantage.

In the literature the KMS quality has been measured by variable such as reliability, flexibility, integration, accessibility and timeliness ([1]; [32]). Important

In general, the type of support provided by the information systems is relatively passive because decision makers are expected to scan internal and external data, and find discrepancies and deviations from expectations invoking ad hoc queries and reports that run on operational databases. Important KMS have similarities to software engineering techniques, but with an emphasis on knowledge rather than data processing, in order to optimize the decision making and to support the organizational learning capability (creation, gathering, organization and dissemination of the knowledge) to sustain and create competitive advantage. In these knowledge-intensive

conclusion The results of this study have to be interpreted bearing in mind some important limitations. Clearly results of the study are bound by the sample size and by the use of the KMS for a specific student project or not in a real business situation. First this platform is still in its initial stages of application which forced us to use a project instead of directly interviewing its potential users. Therefore, further research should examine KMS quality effects in real setting. Second, the sample size is too small to use other methodologies and software’s like LISREL or AMOS that need a bigger sample size in order to fulfill the minimum requirement to run the analysis. Third, the experimental settings is based on the students contributions that have put themselves in a real project setting

1. What related work is being undertaken? “Knowledge management system(KMS)” is a phrase that is used to describe the creation of knowledge repositories, improvement of knowledge access and sharing as well as communication through collaboration, enhancing the knowledge environment and managing knowledge as an asset for an organization.

2. What is the motivation for the work? Efforts to create and sustain competitive advantage in situations of rapid and unpredictable change.

3. What the techniques are in use? 3.1 sampling Method วิธีสุ่มตัวอย่าง Data Collection Procedure Sample Frame Subject Pool Demographics 3.2 Partial least Square การสรุปให้อยู่ในรูปแบบพารามิเตอร์ 3.3 Operationalization of research variables การกำหนดตัวแปรตามโครงสร้างงานวิจัย

4. What are the findings of the papers? organization learning capability and competitive advantage). The model explains respectively 45% of the decision making, 41% of the organization learning capability and 78% of the competitive advantage variance. It concludes that KMS quality plays an important role in sustaining competitive advantage.

5. How does it help me? Provide support for the role of the KMS quality on decision making and their effects on organizational learning and firm’s ability to achieve competitive advantage.

6. Why am I studying this aspect of the problem? This KMS success models supporting knowledge flows and achieving competitive advantage.