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Is IT social or material? Or sociomaterial? (Mazemanian et al)
Is IT social or material? Or sociomaterial? (Mazemanian et al)
Is IT social or material? Or sociomaterial? (Mazemanian et al)
A number of scholars have recently argued for the importance of taking materiality seriously in studies of organizations (Leonardi and Barley 2010, Orlikowski and Scott 2008).
....Being able to easily carry the device everywhere, repeatedly and discreetly glance at it, be alerted by a red flashing light flash to new messages, and quickly scan the top-level information to decide whether or not to respond both reaffirmed and enhanced these workers’ sense of themselves as competent professionals...
Highlighting this materiality at work helped us understand how the use of mobile email devices became constitutive of what it took to be and act as an effective knowledge professional.
It allowed, as Dale (2005, p. 652) put it, the recognition that “humans enact social agency through a materiality which simultaneously shapes the nature of that social agency.”
One creates the other -> Essential for knowledge workers to have a phone
Reflect on how human agency is exercised and constrained (e.g. what scope/power do people have to change their situation/ context?)
A number of scholars have recently argued for the importance of taking materiality seriously in studies of organizations (Leonardi and Barley 2010, Orlikowski and Scott 2008).
....Being able to easily carry the device everywhere, repeatedly and discreetly glance at it, be alerted by a red flashing light flash to new messages, and quickly scan the top-level information to decide whether or not to respond both reaffirmed and enhanced these workers’ sense of themselves as competent professionals...
Highlighting this materiality at work helped us understand how the use of mobile email devices became constitutive of what it took to be and act as an effective knowledge professional.
It allowed, as Dale (2005, p. 652) put it, the recognition that “humans enact social agency through a materiality which simultaneously shapes the nature of that social agency.”
One creates the other -> Essential for knowledge workers to have a phone
Reflect on how human agency is exercised and constrained (e.g. what scope/power do people have to change their situation/ context?)
A number of scholars have recently argued for the importance of taking materiality seriously in studies of organizations (Leonardi and Barley 2010, Orlikowski and Scott 2008). ....Being able to easily carry the device everywhere, repeatedly and discreetly glance at it, be alerted by a red flashing light flash to new messages, and quickly scan the top-level information to decide whether or not to respond both reaffirmed and enhanced these workers’ sense of themselves as competent professionals... Highlighting this materiality at work helped us understand how the use of mobile email devices became constitutive of what it took to be and act as an effective knowledge professional. It allowed, as Dale (2005, p. 652) put it, the recognition that “humans enact social agency through a materiality which simultaneously shapes the nature of that social agency.” One creates the other -> Essential for knowledge workers to have a phone Reflect on how human agency is exercised and constrained (e.g. what scope/power do people have to change their situation/ context?)
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