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Are Design Networks shaped by their own outcomes? Coordination processes between actors and artefacts
No full textThis paper sets the basis for a research project focused on collaborative social network’s genesis and
dynamics. It introduces a research framework for the empirical investigation of a network focused on
the design of a shared artefact, the so-called "Web services Architecture". Our hypothesis is that
network artefact’s characteristics, seen as the final outcome of a collaborative process, influence and
drive the genesis and the structure of the social network that is designing it. We embraced this view in
order to avoid a limitation of the traditional perspectives that consider the network structure as
exogenous and stable. We consider the reciprocal influence between the artefact and the social network
structure, with a phase in which the desired artefact may shape the network genesis and a phase in
which the emergent network’s structure may drive the artefact design
Network outcome as trigger for the evolution of a collaborative design network: coordination processes between actors and objects
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Investigating the Reciprocal Influence Between the Structure and the Outcomes of a Design Network: the W3C - Web Services Architecture Case Study
No full textCodice, open source e diritti di proprietà: innovazione, coordinamento e diffusione
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License evolution analysis: back to the Core of the OS (Open source innovation model)
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License Evolution Analysis: back to the core of the OS innovation model
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Network Outcome as Trigger for the Evolution of a Design Network: Coordination Processes Between Actors and Objects
No full textThis paper sets the basis for a research project focused on collaborative social network’s genesis and dynamics. It introduces a research framework for the empirical investigation of a network focused on the design of a shared artifact, the so-called "Web services architecture". Our hypothesis is that network artifact’s characteristics, seen as the final outcome of a collaborative process, influence and drive the genesis and the structure of the social network that is designing it. We embraced this view in order to avoid a limitation of the traditional perspectives that consider the network structure as exogenous and stable. Instead, in our perspective, we con-sider the reciprocal influence between the artifact and the social network structure, with a phase in which the desired artifact may shape the network genesis and a phase in which the emergent network’s structure may drive the artifact design
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