Titlebook: Nordic Contributions in IS Research; Third Scandinavian C Christina Keller,Mikael Wiberg,Jenny S. Z. Eriksso Conference proceedings 2012 Sp

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Dynamic Relationships in e-Government Initiatives: Craftsmanship, Partnership, Companionship, and Enfour Danish municipalities. Based on an exploratory, multiple case study we develop a descriptive model of the dynamic relationships between IT managers and line managers in public organizations. The model describes four archetypes – craftsmanship, entrepreneurship, partnership, and companionship –

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Tone Bratteteig,Guri Vernemany of England’s subjects being present to hear a public reading of the proclamation announcing Elizabeth’s death and James’s succession “by law, by lineall succession, and undoubted right,”. making such an assertion did not guarantee that English subjects would accept the new King. At this point, the poets came to the rescue.

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Jonas Hedman,Stefan Henningsson the past as it happened — and decided that the solution, in any large sense, was impossible, and so he devoted himself to contemporary events, events which he could explore through his own senses before Time had eroded or destroyed the evidence.

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Information Systems Integration in the Food Industryformation systems (IS) integration extent we find that the IS integration was inhibited by incompatible value integration. On the other hand product sensitivity, continuous production process and presence of “value chain captains” – powerful actors dominating the industry - led to higher levels of integration.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-32270-9design research; e-government; open innovation; process management; system design

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The Complex Relationship between ICT and Innovation in Services: A Literature Reviewmakes it harder to identify the main problem areas and to spot the critical knowledge gaps when planning and executing research on ICT and innovation in services. This paper aims at outlining how scholars have investigated the relationship between ICT and innovation in services so far, by analyzing