Titlebook: Realigning Research and Practice in Information Systems Development; The Social and Organ Nancy L. Russo,Brian Fitzgerald,Janice I. DeGross

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Book 2001ssues of concern. New research topicscontinuously emerge in tandem with the latest developments intechnology-E-Business, Knowledge Management, Business ProcessReengineering, for example.However, when the initial flurry ofresearch abates and the "gloss" of these areas has diminishedsomewhat, as it in

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Consumer Privacy and Online Marketing: Bringing the Human Back into the Picturedata gathering capabilities of traditional web technologies but with enough anonymity to allay consumers’ fears. They can bring a sense of the “real” world to the “virtual” world and represent the “remembering” of a consumer’s details as a less alien concept.

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Information Systems Development as Flowing Wholenessavailability of heterogeneous enterprise software applications that call for integration, and concerns about the preservation of legacy, the need of completely new approaches to ISD becomes absolute. This paper describes an approach we have developed to this end, and shows how it can be used to fulfill the aim of continuous and holistic ISD.

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Observations from a Field Study on Developing a Framework for Pre-Usage Evaluation of Case Toolsd used was largely transparent. It was seen as a natural way of working, in which interviewees felt they had control and influence over the content of the resulting framework. The iterative nature of the process was found to be advantageous, with stakeholders refining their own views and becoming more focused.

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Software Process Maturity and Organizational Politicsllustrate how maturity models ignore issues ofstructural conflicts and contradictory demands manifest in most organizations. This limits the models’ ability to explain software practice and thus limits their usefulness for guiding organizational change processes.

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Accommodating Emergent Work Practices: Ethnographic Choice of Method Fragmentse. This paper presents a framework for understanding how work practices are accommodated to the work setting. The framework defines work practice and method fragment, and it describes a sociological process for accommodation: selecting method fragments in emergent work practices.