However, despite of its potential benefits, the number of successful SISPs is shown to be noticeably low. Consequently, studying SISP success has attracted scholars’ attention. Besides, SISP failures review indicated that most of those failures stem from little attention to organizational attributes of SISP [3]. Therefore, one of the paths to improve SISP success is to identify what organizational practices that could enhance the probability of SISP success. Moreover, based on research conducted on SISP success, it revealed that there are frequent calls for studying the interrelationships between organizational aspects and SISP success [4], [5]. Nevertheless, research focused on the relationship between firm-wide
organizational aspects and SISP success is rather limited [5]. Hence, there is room for both theory and practice to study SISP success by doing a comprehensive empirical study. The present study tries to fulfil this need. Therefore, the main objective of this study is to review and extend the literature and propose empirical testing of the theoretical framework for SISP success.