With　the　emergence　of　ubiquitous　technology　(UT),　many　enterprises　are　obsessed　with　it　because　it　can　improve　the　agility　of　their　business　processes.　However,　the　benefit　of　ubiquitous　technologies　is　limited　if　they　cannot　be　embedded　into　the　organization＇s　business　information　systems,　which　plays　a　significant　role　in　the　business　performance　management.　Although　some　enterprises　have　tried　to　embed　UTs　to　their　core　information　systems　like　ERP　to　grasp　the　ubiquitous　benefits　such　as　higher　customer　satisfaction,　higher　productivity,　and　etc.,　it＇s　impossible　for　an　enterprise　to　equip　all　the　UTs　since　we　have　to　consider　the　necessity　as　well　as　the　cost.　Therefore,　it　comes　to　a　problem　that　how　to　establish　a　suitable　business　management　information　system　with　adaptive　UTs　to　fit　a　certain　enterprise?　Besides,　what　kinds　of　values　can　such　a　system　bring　to　the　business　of　enterprises　is　unidentified.　Accordingly,　a　multi-dimensional　model　is　presented　that　shows　how　the　UTs＇　solutions　are　selected　through　the　fit　between　organizational　functionalities　of　UTs　and　business　characteristics　of　the　enterprise.　Based　on　the　proposed　model,　we　have　designed　a　general　architecture　of　ubiquitous　business　performance　management　system,　which　could　bring　extra　business　values　to　enterprises.　The　identified　business　values　can　thus　provide　the　fundamental　evidence　for　the　potential　benefits　that　UTs　could　bring　to　organizations.