Sociomateriality of information standards in infrastructure: Structure, organization, and process constraints
Brooks, JoAnn; Mann, David
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Title
Sociomateriality of information standards in infrastructure: Structure, organization, and process constraints
Author(s)
Brooks, JoAnn
Mann, David
Contributor(s)
Bodeau, Deb
Games, Richard
Lorber, Martha
Obrst, Leo
Rawls, Ann
Waters, William
Issue Date
2013-02
Keyword(s)
information standards
standardization
sociomateriality
information behavior
information policy
information organization
information systems
Abstract
Research on technical details and justifications of specific information standardization schemes is well-established, and research on social construction of standards and the standardization process also has a strong trajectory. Yet these two areas of research generally proceed relatively independently of one another, although it seems clear that more interaction between the areas should inform both. In this paper, we develop a “socio-material” (Orlikowski & Scott 2008) perspective on information standards and standardization as a bridge connecting aspects of these two areas of research.
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