Titlebook: IT Innovation for Adaptability and Competitiveness; IFIP TC8/WG8.6 Seven Brian Fitzgerald,Eleanor Wynn Conference proceedings 2004 IFIP Int

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Groupware Integration in Virtual Learning TeamsIn the case investigated the technology BSCW supported social awareness, which influenced both the ease-of-use and the perceived-usefulness of the Groupware technology, thus being an important condition that influenced the positive outcome of the integration process.

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IT Innovation Through a Work Systems Lensand theory related to IT innovation in organizations, it returns to the previous IFIP 8.6 Conference (Copenhagen, October 2003) and applies work system ideas to the situations and theories in the papers presented there. It closes by using CASE adoption as a final example about IT innovation within IT groups.

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Standardizing Software Processes-An Obstacle for Innovation?s taken from our experience. As a result we find that standardisation focussing on process, metrics, and controls may jeopardize innovative capabilities and company growth. We conclude by identifying and describing four mechanisms that can used to avoid disaster.

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Software Patents: Innovation or Litigation?nited States, and Japan. We examine the patentability of computer software under E.U. and U.S. patent law and also consider two instances of software patenting and their effects. We provide an overview of the Directive and finally assess the legal, economic, and public policy implications for software developers and users.

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How Is an IT Innovation Assimilateds as the assimilative engine, driving the innovation’s interpretation and routinization, leading in turn to its eventual conceptual sublimation and taken-for-grantedness. From this model, several new opportunities for research are identified.

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