Participation is critical in information systems development (ISD) for promoting effective knowledge sharing among diverse stakeholder groups. However, the emergence of new, challenging project contexts has led to calls for the ‘old, tired’ concept of participation to be revisited. In particular, our understanding of intergroup participation within the context of distributed teamwork remains under theorised. Distributed ISD projects require participation among both IT specialists and domain experts or users, who more often than not come from diverse geographical, organisational, and disciplinary backgrounds. In addition to geographical and temporal distances, socio-political differences between stakeholders in distributed ISD projects raise...
User participation in information systems development (ISD) has long been linked to systems success....
Distributed participatory design (DPD) is an approach to information systems development (ISD) where...
Technical communication increasingly occurs in distributed, cross-cultural, and cross-organizational...
Participation is critical in information systems development (ISD) for promoting effective knowledge...
The effectiveness of distributed ISD teams is often inhibited by tensions between contextual (macro)...
Most studies of participatory design examine the development of a single, customized software system...
Thesis (Ph. D.)--Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Sloan School of Management, 2001.Includes bi...
Following a recent plea to recommit to the sociotechnical perspective as a foundation of the IS disc...
Agile distributed Information Systems Development (ISD) is an innately social process in which distr...
This study is a-posteriori analysis of information systems (IS) development in a cross-sector collab...
Agile distributed Information Systems Development (ISD) is an innately social process in which distr...
Abstract A trivial information system consists of three components: a user, a container for the info...
In recent years more and more systems development projects involve distributed, virtual teams of sys...
Growth of business-to-consumer (B2C) applications such as electronic storefronts, catalogues, and cu...
Participation of users in the information systems development (ISD) process has been widely advocate...
User participation in information systems development (ISD) has long been linked to systems success....
Distributed participatory design (DPD) is an approach to information systems development (ISD) where...
Technical communication increasingly occurs in distributed, cross-cultural, and cross-organizational...
Participation is critical in information systems development (ISD) for promoting effective knowledge...
The effectiveness of distributed ISD teams is often inhibited by tensions between contextual (macro)...
Most studies of participatory design examine the development of a single, customized software system...
Thesis (Ph. D.)--Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Sloan School of Management, 2001.Includes bi...
Following a recent plea to recommit to the sociotechnical perspective as a foundation of the IS disc...
Agile distributed Information Systems Development (ISD) is an innately social process in which distr...
This study is a-posteriori analysis of information systems (IS) development in a cross-sector collab...
Agile distributed Information Systems Development (ISD) is an innately social process in which distr...
Abstract A trivial information system consists of three components: a user, a container for the info...
In recent years more and more systems development projects involve distributed, virtual teams of sys...
Growth of business-to-consumer (B2C) applications such as electronic storefronts, catalogues, and cu...
Participation of users in the information systems development (ISD) process has been widely advocate...
User participation in information systems development (ISD) has long been linked to systems success....
Distributed participatory design (DPD) is an approach to information systems development (ISD) where...
Technical communication increasingly occurs in distributed, cross-cultural, and cross-organizational...