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    • Technology Introduction as a Time-Extended, Social Process: Key Articulations in the Literature 

      Eshraghi, Ali; Johnston, Robert B.; Riemer, Kai
      Published 2019
      What happens after new technologies are installed in organisations? To address this question, we performed an in-depth literature review primarily utilising a hermeneutical approach but also incorporating insights from ...
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    • The Go-Betweens: Backstage Collaboration Among Community Managers in an Inter-organisational Enterprise Social Network 

      Riemer, Kai; Hafermalz, Ella
      Published 2018
      Enterprise Social Networks (ESN) have made inroads into many workplaces demonstrating their usefulness for enabling collaboration, information sharing and new forms of knowledge work. Yet, at the same time many organisations ...
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    • Disruption as worldview change: A Kuhnian analysis of the digital music revolution 

      Riemer, Kai; Johnston, Robert B.
      Published 2019
      Why is it that technology-enabled industry disruptions appear entirely inevitable with hindsight, yet practitioners in disrupted businesses typically struggle to detect and respond appropriately to disruption while it is ...
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    • What’s in a Group? Identification of group types for Enterprise Social Network Analytics using SWOOP data 

      Riemer, Kai; Lee, Laurence Lock; Kjaer, Cai; Haeffner, Annika
      Published 2018-08-24
      We report on research, carried out in collaboration with SWOOP Analytics, to identify metrics that allow distinguishing groups in Enterprise Social Networks (ESN) according to their activity patterns. The emerging field ...
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    • Living Infrastructure 

      Reimers, Kai; Johnston, Robert B.
      Published 2017-12-20
      Infrastructure is widely regarded merely as a material (lifeless) system that brings together the activities of diverse practices. In contrast to this view, we propose that when infrastructure provides a site where practices ...
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