Titlebook: Networked Information Technologies; Diffusion and Adopti Jan Damsgaard,Helle Zinner Henriksen Conference proceedings 2004 IFIP Internationa

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Conference proceedings 2004milarly organizations abandon their portfolio of homegrown IT systems and replace them with a single Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) system. Several ERP alternatives exist on the market, but which is the right one for you? The argumentation and rationale behind these considerations are obviously

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The Socio-Political Construction of CareSys,the actors’ interests and values are uncovered the framework illuminates the socio-political process of computerization. In order to validate the framework the paper exemplifies how it has been used in one case study involving the introduction of a new IT system in elderly care. For pedagogical reas

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Where is the Innovation?,nization. Our study challenges the commonly held assumption in DOI research that “all use is equal”, implied when DOI is used to study the adoption of technologies. The underlying problem is that in order to understand the diffusion of groupware, we need to distinguish between two separate innovatio

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Translations in Network Configurations,ed order forms. The aim is to contribute with a better understanding about the implementation of networked technologies in healthcare. The case shows how the implementation of network technology imposes a configuration in the actor-network and illustrates the importance of small steps and translatio

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MIS and the Dynamics of Legitimacy in Health Care,nization. Rooted in research of governmental IT and the corresponding implementation at the municipality level, the paper focuses on how the MIS project must be recognized both as an expression of institutionally infused change and as an actor-shaped change effort. More specifically, through a histo

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Role Model for the Organisational IT Diffusion Process,n projects is it often forgotten to fill the roles appropriately. Based on an empirical study in a Scandinavian company this paper presents a model to be used for filling and handling the primary roles in an organisational IT diffusion process. The model was developed using action research with thre