Capturing Semiotic and Social Factors of Organizational Evolution

Prado, Alysson Bolognesi; Baranauskas, M. Cecí­lia C.

doi:10.1007/978-3-319-09492-2_16

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“…Prado and Baranauskas [23,24] proposed a method for representing the social forces involved in a social phenomenon, introducing the idea of intended norms, that is, desired or expected patterns of behavior. These norms can be scored using the following proposed syntax, where each one receives an identification (ID) and the source of the norm, that is, the actor who is acting upon the other, shaping its behavior, is identified:…”

Section: Theoretical-methodological Backgroundmentioning

confidence: 99%

Using Stakeholder and Pragmatic Analyses to Clarify the Scenario of Data Sharing in Scientific Software

Prado

Baranauskas

2016

Socially Aware Organisations and Technologies. Impact and Challenges

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Part 5: Trends, Challenges and New Issues in Education, Health and eScience SystemsInternational audienceScientific communities can be seen as highly focused organizations, composed of people performing strict patterns of behavior. The growing body of scientific data available digitally, as well as new infrastructure of distributed access, has given to funding agencies, politicians and scientists in general the foresight of novel possibilities of discovery and innovation reusing those data. Many stakeholders now expect the data to be released, although relevant sharing rates are not always verified. In this paper, we propose a method to bring forward and represent these interests. Applying this method, we investigated how the availability of software capable of data storage and sharing can act upon their users, and whether it makes them more suitable to share research byproducts. Results show that, although current software empowers the scientists to carry out their own research, it still does not create a path through which users can make their interests spread among other stakeholders

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Using Stakeholder and Pragmatic Analyses to Clarify the Scenario of Data Sharing in Scientific Software

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Baranauskas

2016

Socially Aware Organisations and Technologies. Impact and Challenges

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“…ANT has shown itself to be a versatile theoretical-methodological approach (Piekut, 2014) & Abrahall, 2014;Dery et al, 2013;Elbanna, 2013;Fleming, 2019;Pollack, Costello, & Sankaran, 2013;Prado & Calani Baranauskas, 2014;Williams, 2020); Financial Governance (Campbell-Verduyn, Goguen, & Porter, 2017); Organizational Performance (Caputo, Cillo, Candelo, & Liu, 2019); Health (Greenhalgh et al, 2019;Pinto et al, 2022); Manufacturing (Kaasinen et al, 2022), and Accounting (Modell, Vinnari, & Lukka, 2017).…”

Section: Ant In Organizationsmentioning

confidence: 99%

From Analog to Algorithm

Monteiro,

Ayrosa

2024

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In the digital age, the current Management literature remains heavily rooted in anthropocentric and analog perspectives, often overlooking the profound influence of algorithms and artificial intelligence (AI) in modern organizational dynamics. To this end, this systematic literature review seeks to bridge this gap by exploring the evolving landscape of AI in organizations and the role of the Actor-Network Theory (ANT) as a theoretical-methodological lens for understanding AI’s impact on Management. Through a systematic literature review, we address research on the utilization of AI in Management over the past decade, the applications of ANT in non-IT or non-AI management studies, and studies explaining IT or AI concepts via ANT. Our findings highlight a significant research gap in understanding human-machine interactions and Business Management within organizations that use AI. Additionally, we identify potential avenues for future scholarly contributions, emphasizing the need for a more integrated approach that considers human and machine actors in organizational contexts.

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“…It is left aside, however, the identification of the possible sources of influences responsible for these actions. As the authors have previously shown in another paper [48] and applied in an actual scenario [50], expectations one actor has about others' behavior can be represented using the norm syntax presented by Liu [39]. Whenever an actor A expects, influences, or forces some other actor B to perform some pattern of action P, the detailed context of this attitude can be described by disclosing the source of influence A, as in the following formula:…”

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Understanding and designing sociotechnical scenarios: a multi-theoretical approach

Prado

Baranauskas

2018

JIS

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Technology evolution is pushing the limits of our comprehension of the world and of ourselves, blurring the boundaries between people and objects. To understand this interweaving of ubiquitous computer systems and their dynamic social relations different theoretical sources are necessary. Socially Aware Computing provides a deep understanding on how information systems emerge from and interact with the social context, whereas Actor-Network Theory represents a promising referential to explain how people and artifacts mutually actuate to render social structures. In this paper, we assess the paradigmatic compatibility of these two theories, proposing a blend that provides a single basis to enrich the understanding of complex scenarios for designers of sociallyaware technology. In the sequence, we present an application of such proposal in a real-world problem. Finally, we discuss how this approach can be further extended to model nondeterministic interactions involving people and devices in social situations.

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Capturing Semiotic and Social Factors of Organizational Evolution

Cited by 5 publications

References 13 publications

Using Stakeholder and Pragmatic Analyses to Clarify the Scenario of Data Sharing in Scientific Software

Using Stakeholder and Pragmatic Analyses to Clarify the Scenario of Data Sharing in Scientific Software

From Analog to Algorithm

Understanding and designing sociotechnical scenarios: a multi-theoretical approach

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