Google this, then send it to Scholar etc: readiness for implementation of Enterprise Content Management

That is, do not use the words "framework" -- too specific or "model" -- too general.

I have actually already googled out this by using so many variations in search queries but couldn't find research that is basically targeting this subject. Anyways, thank you for your advice :)

Collect all the little bits of string to make your own rope. E.g. "Despite extensive time, money and effort, length of time with the firm and position had a greater impact on attitudes toward ERP capabilities, value, acceptance and timing than high levels of pre-implementation involvement."

Or these titles available from Sciverse:

"A strategic framework for the management of ERP enabled e-business change",

"The role of readiness for change in ERP implementation: Theoretical bases and empirical validation"

Or this title from IEEE:

"A Web services implementation framework for financial enterprise content management"

Try your departmental library also!

You can follow certain models from OASIS ( https://www.oasis-open.org/ ) that defines the standard practices for ECM implementation. If there is a specific question on a reference architecture, please explain it.

http://www.aiim.org/What-is-ECM-Enterprise-Content-Management,

http://www-01.ibm.com/software/ecm/cmis.html

I am not sure there is a readiness model but the closest I would suggest would be the ECM maturity model see https://ecmmaturity.wordpress.com/

A reference that might help Chapter A Comparative Assessment of Enterprise Content Management Ma...