Among the components of technological systems are physical artefacts, organizations, scientific and legislative components and natural resources.
Pettigrew's framework [ 13] is seen as applicable because implementing an EHR artefact is an organization-wide effort.
We suggest that variables of artefacts, like evaluation of competence, organization of work and leadership, may provide a reflection of deeper assumptions.
The purpose of this design-scientific work is to construct actionable artefacts (the grids) for future software organizations facing digital transformations.
Matton's boîtes are not just an arrangement of artefacts but encapsulate the memory of a fleeting moment.
(iii) The software organization has developed a new artefact that seems to be a worthwhile contribution to agile software development in the large: 'delivery stories', which complement user stories with technical implications, effort estimation and associated risk.
The focus of care was present throughout the organization, in the daily activities, communication, artefacts, espoused values and underlying assumptions, as interpreted by the observers.
In particular, we focus on the ways in which the organization of breast screening work and the design of artefacts such as report forms afford the detection of breakdowns i.e.e
As part of writing the background for the organizations involved in the story, he researched historical secret societies and artefacts, and accurate translations of Latin text incorporated into the game.
Peer-it networks thus represent ensembles of coordinated artefacts, exhibiting features of autonomy like self-management at the node level and self-organization at the network level.
Studying the organization of work has become an important element in the design of systems and artefacts for work settings.
