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د/ ابراهيم بن محمد المطرودي -Dr Ibrahim Mohammed Almatrodi

Associate Professor

استاذ مشارك في التحول الرقمي -Associate Professor of Digital Transformation

Business Administration
كلية ادارة الاعمال، قسم نظم المعلومات الإدارية مكتب رقم S118
publication
Conference Paper
2014

How internal public sector IT consultants ’work,’ the conceptualization of power/knowledge in the use of internal consultants

, Ibrahim Almatrodi . 2014

This paper examine the role of “internal consultant,” related to the implementation of an Enterprise Resources Planning in public service organizations a large university in Saudi. To study a role or how consultants work the researcher integrate two theoretical works one from Cleggs Circuits of power and the second Absorptive Capacity. The researcher applied these theoretical positions on single case study of a university in Saudi Arabia. It conclude of a framework explains the work of such internal consultants to help understand the role of such internal expertise which the literature lack examining.

Conference Name
Proceedings of Information Systems Post-implementation and Change Management Conference (ISPCM), Lisbon, Portugal
more of publication
publications

This comparative case study investigates the impact of digital transformation (DT) on the development of a digital organisational culture (OC) within two distinct university settings: one in Saudi…

by Ibrahim Almatrodi 1,* and Dimitra Skoumpopoulou
2026
Published in:
Systems
publications

This study investigates the role of artificial intelligence (AI) and large language models (LLMs) within Simon’s bounded ration- ality framework, focusing on factors such as preferences,…

by Waleed Almutairi1 and Ibrahim Almatrodi1
2025
Published in:
Sage Open
publications

Complex changes to organizational culture are resulting from

digital transformation (DT) in universities in developing

countries. This paper examines how DT has impacted

…
by Ibrahim Almatrodi
2024
Published in:
المجلة العلمية للبحوث والدراسات التجارية