Organizational Dynamics of Technology-Based Innovation: Diversifying the Research Agenda: Ifip Tc8 Wg 8.6 International Working Conference, June 14-16

ISBN-13: 9781441944498 / Angielski / Miękka / 2010 / 534 str.

Tom McMaster; David Wastell; Elaine Ferneley

Opis

I am honored to be General Chair for the 2007 (10* DEGREES) Working Conference of IFIP Working Group 8.6.1 had some part in helping with the formation of this working group. Participating in this conference in Manchester reflects my interest in the working group and its research domain. The conference is also something of an anniversary, since the second conference of the working group was held nearby 10 years ago. I have some reflections on the formation and early conferences of the working group, the comparative advantage of being sponsored by IFIP and TC8, the reasons for WG 8.6, and the important contributions of the working group and this conference. Reflections on the Formation of WG 8.6 and Early Conferences I was Chair of the IFIP (International Federation for Information Processing) Technical Committee 8 (Information Systems) for two terms from 1990 through 1995. It was in 1993 when the proposal was made to form a new working group on Diffusion and Adoption of Information Technology. I supported the proposal and remember well how active and persuasive Priscilla Fowler and Linda Levine were in making the case for establishing a new working

Spis treści

Organisational Dynamics of Technology-Based Innovation: Diversifying the Information Systems Research Agenda.- Turning the Digital Divide into a Digital Divident: Some Experiences from Manchester, UK.- Dropping Your Tools: The Diversity of the Research Agenda in Organizational Dynamics of Technology-Based Innovation.- Cooperative Models for Information Technology Transfer in the Context of Open Innovation.- Process Modeling Information Systems Development: The SellCo Case.- User-Led Innovation in Call Center Knowledge Work: A Social Shaping Perspective.- The Identity, Dynamics, and Diffusion of MIS.- Measuring Process Innovations and Improvements.- The Impact of Methods and Techniques on Outcomes from Agile Software Development Projects.- Make Technology Invisible, or Keep it Visible? The Role of Intra-organizational Transfer and Integration of Project Outcomes.- Working with Technology in Complex Networks of Interaction.- Information Systems Innovation Research and the Case of RFID.- Exploring the Role of Government in Information Technology Diffusion: An Empirical Study of IT Usage in Shanghai Firms.- The Triple Helix, Open Innovation, and the DOI Research Agenda.- Exploring Structural Changes of the Communications Network During Organizational Crisis.- Socio-Technical Design of the 21st Century: A Vision.

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International Federation for Information Processing

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