Information Technology enabled Organizational Transformation (ITOT) persists as an
important issue for researchers and practitioner of information systems. Although the usage
variety is interesting and potentially significant, the discourse surrounding OT remains
poorly explicated in terms of both meaning and relationship with other related concepts.
Several models have been developed in the literature to facilitate understanding of the
process by how information technology enables fundamental organizational transformation.
On the basis of critical analysis and synthesis of available literature, this paper proposes an
integrative theoretical framework that captures and extends relevant theories and concepts
around IT enabled OT. The four types of transforming organization appearing in the
quadrants of the proposed matrix are: (1) Innovative transformer, (2) Dynamic transformer,
(3) Quick-run organization, and (4) Learning organization.