Information Technology and Changes in Organizational Work: Proceedings of the IFIP WG8.2 working conference on information technology and changes in organizational work, December 1995

✍ Scribed by Wanda J. Orlikowski, Geoff Walsham, Matthew R. Jones, Janice I. Degross (eds.)

Publisher: Springer US
Year: 1996
Tongue: English
Leaves: 444
Series: IFIP Advances in Information and Communication Technology
Category: Library

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✦ Table of Contents

Front Matter....Pages i-x
Information Technology and Changes in Organizational Work: Images and Reflections....Pages 1-10
Front Matter....Pages 11-11
The Emperor’s New Information Economy....Pages 13-17
Panel....Pages 18-20
Reducing the Need for Computer-Based Information Systems in Healthcare Through the Use of Self-Contained Organizational Units....Pages 21-36
Front Matter....Pages 37-37
Business Process Reengineering Reappraised: The Politics and Technology of Forgetting....Pages 39-61
Process Reengineering, Information Technology and the Transformation of Accountability: The Remaindering of the Human Resource?....Pages 62-88
The COMIS Plan: IT-Mediated Business Reengineering in Telecom Australia during the 1960s....Pages 89-106
Contradictions among Stakeholder Assessments of a Radical Change Initiative: A Cognitive Frames Analysis....Pages 107-130
Assessing Employee Turnover Intentions Before/After BPR....Pages 131-153
Front Matter....Pages 155-155
Transforming Organizations Through Systems Analysis: Deploying New Techniques for Organizational Analysis in IS Development....Pages 157-176
Debates in IS and CSCW Research: Anticipating System Design for Post-Fordist Work....Pages 177-196
Strategic Change in Financial Services: The Social Construction of Strategic IS....Pages 197-212
The Nature and Processes of IT-Related Change....Pages 213-234
Panel....Pages 235-238
The Second-Order Security Dilemma....Pages 239-249
Boxes, Non-Human Stakeholders and the Translation of IT Through Mediation....Pages 250-271
Embodying Information Systems....Pages 272-292
Front Matter....Pages 293-293
Social Theory and the Study of Computerized Work Sites....Pages 295-307
From Work to Activity: Technology and the Narrative of Progress....Pages 308-324
Social Shaping of Information Infrastructure: On Being Specific about the Technology....Pages 325-343
Front Matter....Pages 293-293
Infrastructure and Organizational Transformation: Classifying Nurses’ Work....Pages 344-370
Madness and Organization: Informed Management and Empowerment....Pages 371-393
Front Matter....Pages 293-293
Disassembling Frames on the Assembly Line: The Theory and Practice of the New Division of Learning in Advanced Manufacturing....Pages 397-418
Panel....Pages 419-422
Front Matter....Pages 423-423
Designing for Freedom in a Technical World....Pages 425-441
Back Matter....Pages 443-443

✦ Subjects

Information Storage and Retrieval; IT in Business; Artificial Intelligence (incl. Robotics)

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