Performatives, Performatives Everywhere but Not a Drop of Ink

Lee, Ronald M.

doi:10.1007/3-540-26989-4_7

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“…A common but not very effective control solution is a handwritten signature. Signatures are typically used to evidence a performative event, such as the signing of a contract (Lee 2004). But many organizations also rely on signatures to verify the signerÕs identity.…”

Section: Examples Of Portable Controlsmentioning

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Controls as a Sharable Knowledge Commodity: An Architecture for Open Exchange

2007

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The world seems to be getting more dangerous: terrorists; fraudulent corporations; money laundering; hurricanes; pandemics. Governments and organizations respond with a flurry of new controls. In some cases these are centrally mandated (e.g. Sarbanes Oxley). In others, organizations struggle to find their own control solutions. Seldom, however, do organizations work together as a community of common interests to share solutions to their control threats. In this paper we consider how an open exchange of control solutions might be supported electronically. We assume a community of similar organizations that wish to exchange detailed knowledge about organizational control techniques. These might be noncompeting institutions, such as libraries, customs agencies, and even universities; or, they may in fact be competing organizations, wishing to exchange control solutions in dimensions where they do not compete -e.g. the airlines exchanging best practice about safety and security. The main point is to propose an information technology architecture that permits a view of organizational controls as shareable, exchangeable knowledge commodities.

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Section: Examples Of Portable Controlsmentioning

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Controls as a Sharable Knowledge Commodity: An Architecture for Open Exchange

2007

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“…• A description is a (non-agentive) social object which represents a conceptualization, hence it is generically dependent on some agent and communicable [33]. Examples of descriptions are regulations, plans, laws, diagnoses, projects, plots, techniques, etc.…”

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“…As already introduced, an electronic market is one of the dominant metaphors for an economic transaction which is characterised by a sequence of four basic performative communication acts: (1) informing, (2) signalling, (3) contracting and (4) executing [33], [34]. These performative communication acts are operationalised by electronic services offered by the electronic market application environment [54].…”

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Trading Digital Information Goods Based on Semantic Technologies

Maaß

Behrendt²,

Gangemi

2007

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Digital information goods constitute a growing class of economic goods. During decision making for a purchase a buyer searches for information about digital information goods, such as information about the content, price and trading information, usage information, how it can be presented, and which legal restrictions apply. We present a logical container model for knowledge-intensive digital information goods (knowledge content object - KCO) that directly references formalised semantic descriptions of key information types on information goods. Key information types are formalised as plug-in slots (facets). Facets can be instantiated by semantic descriptions that are linked with domain ontologies. We have identified six logically congruent facet types by which a user can interpret information goods. KCOs are mediated and managed by a technical middleware, called Knowledge Content Carrier Architecture - KCCA. Based on the technical and logical structure of a KCO we will discuss five economic implications that drive further research.

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Towards Open Exchange of Procedural Controls Among Institutions

Lee

Nguyen

2012

SSRN Journal

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Performatives, Performatives Everywhere but Not a Drop of Ink

Cited by 5 publications

References 7 publications

Controls as a Sharable Knowledge Commodity: An Architecture for Open Exchange

Controls as a Sharable Knowledge Commodity: An Architecture for Open Exchange

Trading Digital Information Goods Based on Semantic Technologies

Towards Open Exchange of Procedural Controls Among Institutions

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