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Information systems integration project is based on shared mental model, while it’s difficult because of different profit and cooperation condition. Introduce knowledge complementary as another factor that makes influence on shared mental model into traditional four factors taking account of the high intensive knowledge in information systems integration. Then we analysis the connection among these factors on system dynamic review, and built up knowledge accumulation model and calculus this model with two-phrase game theory. According to this, test that knowledge complementary give influence on shared mental model.
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Zou, B., Zhang, B. (2010). Strategy for Improving Shared Mental Model in Information Systems Integration Project Based on Knowledge Complementarity. In: Cao, By., Wang, Gj., Guo, Sz., Chen, Sl. (eds) Fuzzy Information and Engineering 2010. Advances in Intelligent and Soft Computing, vol 78. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-14880-4_57
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