Pregled literature o informacijski prenasičenosti v obdobju 1970 - 2017
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.37886/ruo.2020.017Ključne besede:
asimetrija informacij, delničarji, informacijska tehnologija, informacijska prenasičenost, menedžmentPovzetek
Raziskovalno vprašanje (RV): Kako se je od leta 1970 do 2017 razvijala literatura o informacijski prenasičenosti, kateri so njeni najpomembnejši avtorji ter katere organizacijske, poslovne in druge dejavnike so izpostavili kot tiste, ki so v največji meri vplivali na ustvarjanje informacijske prenasičenosti?
Namen: Seznaniti strokovno in širšo javnost, zakaj in kako se ustvarja informacijska prenasičenost v gospodarskih družbah ter kako jo razume menedžment, lastniki in drugi udeleženci v teh družbah.
Metoda raziskovanja: Primerjalna analiza raziskav informacijske prenasičenosti najpomembnejših avtorjev v obdobju 1970 - 2017 s poudarkom na dveh konceptualnih raziskavah.
Rezultati: Na splošno literatura o informacijski prenasičenosti v obdobju 1970 - 2017 ni dovolj razvita, na kar opozarja nizko število citatov v literaturi o menedžmentu. V vsebinskem smislu razprave ne dajejo dovolj celovite slike informacijske prenasičenosti, obenem pa ne koristijo interdisciplinarnih pristopov, iz katerih bi bile razvidne medsebojne povezave različnih variabel oz. kategorij.
Organizacija: Članek bo prispeval k večjemu razumevanju odločanja in ravnanja menedžmenta v okolju negotovosti, s praktičnega vidika pa bo uporaben zlasti za zasebne vlagatelje, ki jim lahko izboljša položaj v agencijskem odnosu korporativnega upravljanja.
Družba: Članek bo osvetlil izziv informacijske prenasičenosti za zakonodajalca, nacionalnega regulatorja in druge institucije družbe, ki bodo s svojim delovanjem omogočili lastnikom in drugim udeležencem v gospodarskih družbah bolj enakopravno vlogo v korporativnem upravljanju ter s tem večjo uspešnost gospodarskih družb.
Originalnost: Novost predstavlja odkritje poenotenje dveh različnih konceptualnih pristopov (linearnega in funkcionalnega) pri analizi vsebinsko in metodološko različnih raziskav, ki smo ju primerjali in ugotovili, da kljub različnosti zagotavljata enakovredno vrednotenje rezultatov teh raziskav v različnih daljših časovnih obdobjih.
Omejitve/nadaljnje raziskovanje: Naš članek je omejen na obdobje 1970 – 2017, ko se informacijska prenasičenost do konca razvije in po krajšem zmanjšanju interesa za njo v informacijski dobi ponovno razmahne. V njem niso omenjene raziskave informacijske prenasičenosti v Sloveniji, ker sploh ne obstajajo.
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