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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Understanding and Managing Process Interaction in IS Development Projectsd the development of software-based information systems usually are performed in separate processes. Thus, there is a need to understand and manage the relationship between these two kinds of processes. In this paper we draw on a longitudinal case study. We suggest a framework to analyze the case as

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Dynamic Relationships in e-Government Initiatives: Craftsmanship, Partnership, Companionship, and Enation of existing opportunities. These organizations not only see IS as an enabler of business strategy but also focus on the operational and tactical benefits of IS. However, although IS management has been studied at the strategic level, middle management has not received the same attention. Exist

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Disentangling for Autonomy: Understanding the Sociomaterial Practices of Public Servicesnt. Analyzing public services from a citizen autonomy perspective can indicate where the service and its IT-systems do not support user autonomy. We analyze a public service and discuss it as a sociomaterial entanglement. Based on our data on citizens’ use of a public service we identify a need to d

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Materializing Organizational Information Securityemployees’ security behavior. We use findings from a single case study to aid in our understanding of how managers sought to create a secure work environment by introducing behavioral security technology, and how employees appreciated the new security software in everyday routines. Theoretically the

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What If Design Is Something Else: The Challenges of Dealing with Interdependencies are intimately intertwined with work practices, institutions and with other technological systems, and the resulting assemblage exhibits a complexity that challenges design interventions. Relevant conceptualizations from the IS field should be further developed to help us come to grips with the cha

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On Goodness of Models and Instantiations in Design Research: Some Potential Perspectivesaches. In the prevalent (positivist) research we are accustomed to ask whether a certain model truthfully describes an object under study, and how useful is a new IT artifact. But researchers can also take other perspectives than the prevalent one on the world, e.g., interpretive or critical. In add

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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 i

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Bridging Research and Innovation by Applying Living Labs for Design Science Researchnnovation, it is also important to involve researchers that need to follow a more rigid research approach to be able to produce research papers. The framework is illustrated through reports from a case using the combined framework in connection to research and innovation in the Wireless Trondheim Li

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larger area, companies in Western Europe are caught up in the rapid progress of globalisation. Some argue that, because business is going to be conducted more and more by multinationals operating on a worldwide basis, there is a need for government at the European level. Such government, they argue,