“…A simpler example concerns the boundary organization that governs the interactions between the open source software movement and the software industry (O'Mahony & Bechky, 2008). In bridging issue fields, representatives of two or more interacting fields or groups will comprise the field, frequently along with an agreed upon or formally appointed boundary organization (O'Mahony & Bechky, 2008), to focus on the issue, bridge diverse groups and coordinate issue-related activity across multiple fields, such as is the case with ISO and its 26000 standard (Helms, Oliver, & Webb, 2012), or multiple geographies in transnational policy fields (Schüssler, Rüling & Wittneben, 2014). Boundaries tend to be formalized and often managed by the boundary organization.…”