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Prior research on technological frames indicates that many of the difficulties associated with systems implementation stem from differences in the meanings users, managers, and system developers at...
THE SPATIAL, TEMPORAL, AND CONFIGURATIONALCHARACTERISTICS OF GEOGRAPHIC DISPERSIONIN TEAMS
The interaction of institutionally triggered and technology-triggered social structure change
Power, rationality, and the art of living through socio-technical change
Most information systems research takes for granted the assumption that IS practice and associated organizational change can be effectively understood as a process of technical reasoning and acting...
Fighting against windmills
This paper focuses on the process of implementing strategic information systems (SIS) by studying the radical changes it may bring to an organization's deep structure. It argues that a full underst...
Understanding mindshift learning
Information systems professionals increasingly face changes in their work environment. Some of these changes are incremental, but many require fundamental shifts in mindset (referred to as a mindsh...
Integrating scientific with indigenous knowledge
Information systems design and development processes by their very nature involve a multiplicity of knowledge systems, including the technology itself, the methodologies for system development, and...
Telemedicine in the upper amazon
This article is based on the introduction of a telemedicine system in the jungles of northeastern Peru. The system was designed by a European consortium led by a Spanish polytechnic in cooperation ...
A task-based model of perceived website complexity
In this study, we propose that perceived website complexity (PWC) is central to understanding how sophisticated features of a website (such as animation, audio, video, and rollover effects) affect ...