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Information Systems Management | 2014

Cloud Computing Adoption Readiness and Benefit Realization in Irish SMEs: An Exploratory Study

Marian Carcary; Eileen Doherty; Gerard Conway; Stephen McLaughlin

This exploratory article tests the applicability of existing cloud computing adoption models, targeted primarily toward larger organizations, in supporting Irish small and medium-sized enterprises in transitioning to the cloud computing environment. Further, the article examines benefits realized from cloud adoption. Based on a quantitative research approach, the study’s findings indicate that existing cloud adoption frameworks are not suitable “as is” for the small- and medium-sized enterprise market. This provides strong justification for developing small- and medium-sized enterprise-specific frameworks for managing cloud migration.


Journal of Small Business and Enterprise Development | 2015

Migrating to the cloud

Eileen Doherty; Marian Carcary; Gerard Conway

Purpose – Cloud computing is a relatively new phenomena. It has rarely been examined in the context of the small to medium-sized enterprises (SMEs). The purpose of this paper is to examine the drivers and barriers to cloud computing adoption by SMEs in Ireland. Design/methodology/approach – This study adopted an exploratory approach. A quantitative approach was adopted in the data collection phase. An online self-completion questionnaire was distributed by e-mail to 1,500 SMEs in Ireland. A response rate of 6 per cent was achieved generating 95 usable responses. Findings – Findings from this study indicate that Irish SMEs are adopting cloud technology. The key driver identified is the resultant cost benefits for the firm. However, concern over continuous availability of the service is identified by the SME as a key challenge and is hindering widespread adoption of cloud technology. Research limitations/implications – This study whilst exploratory in nature, has laid the foundation for further research in ...


It Professional | 2015

Business Innovation and Differentiation: Maturing the IT Capability

Marian Carcary; Eileen Doherty; Clare Thornley

The IT Capability Maturity Framework (IT-CMF) is an action-oriented IT capability toolset that determines an organizations current and desired level of IT capability maturity, and supports planning for improvement. Through capability improvement initiatives, organizations can more easily realize sustainable advantages through IT-enabled business innovation and differentiation.


Archive | 2013

Understanding and Supporting Cloud Computing Adoption in IrishSmall and Medium Sized Enterprises (SMEs)

Marian Carcary; Eileen Doherty; Gerry Conway


international conference on cloud computing | 2015

A Conceptual Framework to Implement and Manage a Cloud Computing Environment

Gerard Conway; Marian Carcary; Eileen Doherty


Strategic Change | 2016

Impact of Broadband Internet Technologies on Business Performance of Irish SMEs

Eileen Doherty; Elaine Ramsey; Paul Harrigan; Patrick Ibbotson


Archive | 2012

Risk Management Considerations in Cloud Computing Adoption

Eileen Doherty; Marian Carcary; Gerard Conway


International Journal of Human Capital and Information Technology Professionals | 2018

The Role of Ethics in Developing Professionalism Within the Global ICT Community.

Clare Thornley; Sinéad Murnane; Stephen McLoughlin; Marian Carcary; Eileen Doherty; Louise Veling


BIR | 2018

Exploring the Determinants of IoT Adoption: Findings from a Systematic Literature Review.

Marian Carcary; Giovanni Maccani; Eileen Doherty; Gerard Conway


Archive | 2017

Rethinking IT Sourcing and Supplier Management for the Digital Age

Catherine Crowley; Marian Carcary; Eileen Doherty; Gerry Conway

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Clare Thornley

University College Dublin

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Paul Harrigan

University of Western Australia

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