Method construction - a core approach to organizational engineering

Braun, Christian; Wortmann, Felix; Hafner, Martin; Winter, Robert

doi:10.1145/1066677.1066971

Cited by 86 publications

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“…Apart from literature analyses it draws on action research, interviews, field research and case studies (Braun et al 2005(Braun et al , p. 1298. Accordingly, in this paper we present a mainly literature-based approach that is exemplarily applied in a case example.…”

Section: Background and Methodological Approachmentioning

confidence: 99%

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Contextualising Media Choice Using Genre Analysis

Riemer¹,

Filius²

2008

Bus. Inf. Syst. Eng.

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While media use becomes increasingly important in virtualized work contexts, traditional media choice theories exhibit a range of shortcomings with regard to practical application. The paper presents an approach for contextualizing media choice using genre analysis. In doing so, the communication of a team can be captured as a repertoire of genres and as such be made accessible for subsequent analysis. An improved media selection results from a comparison of genre requirements with the characteristics of available communication media (in terms of a genre-media-fit). The identified genres allow illustrating the intended benefits of the proposed media as well as possible ways of application in rich and vivid ways. The presented approach represents an important step in the development of a method for team communication analysis to be used in a consultancy context.

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Section: Background and Methodological Approachmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…Methods comprise several constituent elements (Braun et al 2005(Braun et al , p. 1297. The approach presented in this paper already introduces the main activities and the core phases of a procedure model.…”

Section: Constituent Elements Of a Methodsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Contextualising Media Choice Using Genre Analysis

Riemer¹,

Filius²

2008

Bus. Inf. Syst. Eng.

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“…Government agencies artifacts can be exposed to the OSS platform and access through multi channels. This aligns with Braun et al [2005] suggestion that EA should include business related artifacts like organizational strategy, products and services, capabilities, markets,business processes, performance indicators.…”

Section: Analysis Of E-government One-stop Shop Casesupporting

confidence: 77%

Applying Enterprise Architecture to Business Networks

Bakhtiyari¹

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“…Characteris-tic properties of all methods are goal orientation, systematic approach, underlying design principles, and repeatability [5].…”

Section: Models Need Methodsmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…In a literature review, Braun et al [5] show that all surveyed methods comprise these constituentsalthough not every method is completely documented in this regard.…”

Section: Models Need Methodsmentioning

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Model enablement in organizational design and enterprise engineering: the why, the how and the what

Winter

2017

Organ Des Enterp Eng

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Referring to the editorial paper on the launch of this journal, this commentary focuses on the enabling role of models for Organizational Design & Enterprise Engineering (OD&EE). Three aspects are discussed: (1) why should OD&EE be enabled by models only? Can models provide a sufficient coverage of the multi-faceted challenges of OD&EE, or should also other artefact types be considered as core OD&EE enablers? (2) How can models be used in a way that OD&EE knowledge is created and reused in an effective and efficient way? (3) What models and methods are needed when OD&EE aims to be perceived as a scientific discipline rather than as practice? What types of generalized OD&EE knowledge should be differentiated, and what methodological challenges have to be addressed?

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Method construction - a core approach to organizational engineering

Cited by 86 publications

References 17 publications

Contextualising Media Choice Using Genre Analysis

Contextualising Media Choice Using Genre Analysis

Applying Enterprise Architecture to Business Networks

Model enablement in organizational design and enterprise engineering: the why, the how and the what

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