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Chapter for Information Technology for Knowledge Management
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| Author | Jordan, Brigitte Goldman, Ron Eichler, Anja Borghoff, Uwe Pareschi, Remo |
| Abstract | Abstract: In this chapter we report on the RepTool, a computer based tool for the collection, analysis, and presentation of data about “workscapes”. Users of the tool collect relevant information about workplaces and workpractices in a central data structure on which the tool provides different views. Physical, social, and cognitive spaces in users ’ or customers ’ environments can be represented and analyzed. The RepTool supports systematic data collection and collaborative data analysis that can help people at all levels of an organization build a shared view of the formal and informal work processes they participate in. A tool for collaborative knowledge management, it nurtures intra- and interteam conversations that can lead to an empirically grounded, shared view of current realities and potentially necessary changes. Key Words: workscape analysis, formal and informal work practices, systematic data collection; collaborative data analysis; collective inquiry; conversational boundary objects; knowledge work; technology infrastructure; communication technologies; participatory knowledge management; team ownership; cross-organizational conversations 1 |
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| Access Restriction | Open |
| Subject Keyword | Information Technology Collaborative Data Analysis Conversational Boundary Object Shared View Cognitive Space Systematic Data Collection Collective Inquiry Communication Technology Central Data Structure Current Reality Customer Environment Reptool Support Systematic Data Collection Technology Infrastructure Different View Informal Work Necessary Change Collaborative Knowledge Management Interteam Conversation Tool Collect Relevant Information Team Ownership Participatory Knowledge Management Cross-organizational Conversation Workscape Analysis Informal Work Practice Knowledge Work |
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| Resource Type | Article |