Two papers have been accepted to the 8th SIG-SI / SIG-USE research symposium at this year's annual meeting of the American Society of Information Science & Technology.
I will be presenting a paper I co-authored with Dr. Steve Sawyer of Syracuse University where we situate Social Informatics in the broader theoretical debate on the socio-technical nature of information and communications technologies (ICT). This paper is in the vein of, and draws on, the insights of the Leonardi & Barley paper discussed in the prior post.
You can read this paper here.
I will also be presenting as a research poster on some early findings from my dissertation research on the influence of organizational identity on the design of complex inter-organizational information systems. Specifically, I find that organizational identity claims are reflected in both the organizational and technological designs of integrated criminal justice information systems.
You can read the paper here.
I will be presenting a paper I co-authored with Dr. Steve Sawyer of Syracuse University where we situate Social Informatics in the broader theoretical debate on the socio-technical nature of information and communications technologies (ICT). This paper is in the vein of, and draws on, the insights of the Leonardi & Barley paper discussed in the prior post.
You can read this paper here.
I will also be presenting as a research poster on some early findings from my dissertation research on the influence of organizational identity on the design of complex inter-organizational information systems. Specifically, I find that organizational identity claims are reflected in both the organizational and technological designs of integrated criminal justice information systems.
You can read the paper here.
