Social influence. We can also see that matching CSFs were missing from the
social influence construct as well, which contributed to the employees’ lack of interest
to adopt the implementation of the ITIL framework. Top management did not
communicate the need for ITIL to the employees nor did it ask for the employees’
feedback during the process. Consequently, the employees did not feel the urge to
commit to the project. It is worth noting that the employees started changing their
behavior toward adopting ITIL in their relevant tasks only after the management
started questioning them on their lack of adhering to the new processes.