ICTs and knowledge in organizations; practice-based perspective
10 important questions on ICTs and knowledge in organizations; practice-based perspective
What topics are discussed in lecture 12? (6)
- Network based approach- yellow pages- Guruscans and databases
- Issues of trust
Reflection from a critical perspective-Collaboration based approach: a social- constructivist perspective;
-Baralou and Tsoukas (2014)
- Crowd-based approach
What are the three roles for ICT?
2 Collaboration based approach; use of ICT as tools to facilitate ICT-based communication and knowledge sharing
3 Crowd-based approach; ICT to facilitate sourcing of knowledge outside the organization
What is a transactive memory system?
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What are the advantages of ICT supporting transactive memory systems? (TMS) (4)
- Quick
- Becoming more common to have a digital/ online profile
- More easy to update by means of technology
What are the disadvantages of ICT supporting transactive memory systems? (TMS) (3)
- Safer to ask face-to-face
- Perhaps not 'valid' info
What can you say about ICT and developing trust? (3)
- Others say different media also lead to more trust
- However trust is more fragile in virtual teams
Waar gaat Trusson et al. (2014) over, wat is zijn critical discourse analysis en en wat is zijn kritiek erop?
- Critical discourse analysis: theory for adressing social issues through analysing the language that is shaped by that society, with a particular focus on power and dominance
- Kritiek; zorgt ervoor dat de ongelijke powerverdeling tussen management en werkers blijft bestaan- managers gebruiken blijkbaar een discourse die deze ongelijke verdeling van macht accepteert.
What are the objectivist perspective (4) and practice-based perspective (2) on ICT enabled KM?
ICT to support dialogue and conversation in knowledge creation; How does social media empower workers through creating opportunities to participate in dialogue/ discussion and share knowledge; Name 5 of these ways to this;
- Via info on social media people can make new info
- Stretch geographic boundaries
- It could go from organizational use to public use
- Big amounts of low quality data from outside organization
Crowd-based approach; what is crowd-sourcing and why would a company do it (1 reason)?
This is done because it is assumed that the crowd knows more than a few experts
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