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IN5210
Seminar 6 11.10.2017
IN5210 Seminar 6 11.10.2017 Kappelman et al. To whom is the - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
IN5210 Seminar 6 11.10.2017 Kappelman et al. To whom is the - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
IN5210 Seminar 6 11.10.2017 Kappelman et al. To whom is the article addressed? Kappelman et al. Alex and Troels asks: What makes this research? Kappelman et al. How come there were no team members related to the research
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Kappelman et al.
- “To whom is the article addressed?”
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Kappelman et al.
- Alex and Troels asks: What makes this research?
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Kappelman et al.
- “How come there were no team members related to the research
method?”
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Ives et al.
- “The article is written by 40 scholars. Why so many authors?”
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Ives et al.
- “Is the focus of the article exclusively for business school or could the
same also be said for IT schools?”
- “Will this not affect every graduating student, not only business
students?”
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Agenda of the rest of the seminar
Work in groups until 11.40 on Ives et al.
- Step 1: Discuss the arguments and evidence of the paper. What are the strengths
and limitations? (max 10 minutes)
- Step 2: Go through table 1 in the article.
- Step 3: Pick one of the core concepts that you wish to discuss in-depth and read the
learning objectives proposed in the right column.
- Step 4: Relate the learning objectives to 1-2 articles from the course syllabus:
- How can the articles add to our understanding of the topics proposed in
the learning objectives?
- Compare the papers: Are they saying the same thing? Are they
contradicting each other? Are there significant differences in the theoretical underpinnings and/or evidence that supports the arguments?
- Do you find any important learning objectives missing in Ives et al? Which
- ne(s)?
- Repeat from step 1, if you have more time.
- Group discussion will end with a short plenum round – pick a group speaker
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Coming Assignments: Information Infrastructures
- October 16
- Hanseth, O. and Lyytinen, K. (2010). "Design theory for dynamic complexity in information
infrastructures: the case of building internet". Journal of Information Technology, 25, pp. 1- 19.
- Hanseth, O. (2000). "The Economics of Standards". In Ciborra, C. U. (Ed), From Control to
Drift: The Dynamics of Corporate Information Infrastructures, pp. 56-70, Oxford, UK: Oxford University Press.
- October 23
- Bygstad, B. and Hanseth, O. (2017). "Transforming Corporate Infrastructures through
- Platformization. A Norwegian e-Health Case". Submitted to ISR.
- October 30
- Rodon, J. and Hanseth, O. (2017). "Understanding the Dynamics of Architecture-Governance
Configurations". Unpublished Manuscript.
- November 13
- Mock exam!
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