Organizational Dynamics of Technology-Based Innovation: Diversifying the Research Agenda [electronic resource] : IFIP TC 8 WG 8.6 International Working Conference, June 14–16, Manchester, UK / edited by Tom McMaster, David Wastell, Elaine Ferneley, Janice I. DeGross.

Conferences as Epistemological Experiments -- Conferences as Epistemological Experiments -- Keynotes and Invited Papers -- Organizational Dynamics of Technology-Based Innovation -- Turning The Digital Divide Into a Digital Dividend -- Dropping Your Tools -- Cooperative Models for Information Technology Transfer in the Context of Open Innovation -- Process Modeling Information Systems Development -- Novel Perspectives in Innovation Research -- An Exploration of Information Systems Adoption -- Re-Searching Commonality Differently -- The Situatedness of Work Practices and Organizational Culture -- User-Led Innovation in Call Center Knowledge Work -- Contextual Analysis as Support for Successful Innovation in Complex Environments -- The Identity, Dynamics, and Diffusion of MIS -- Software Process Improvement -- Use of Appreciative Inquiry in Successful Process Improvement -- Measuring Process Innovations and Improvements -- The Views of Experts on the Current State of Agile Method Tailoring -- The Impact of Methods and Techniques on Outcomes from Agile Software Development Projects -- Actor Network Theory -- The Inertia of ERP Projects -- Make Technology Invisible, or Keep it Visible? -- Implementation of a Customer Services Information Systems Strategy in a Higher Education Context -- The Dynamics of an IOIS in the Seaport of Barcelona -- A Dynamic Approach to Context in Diffusion Research -- Working with Technology in Complex Networks of Interaction -- Technological Interlude: The Case of RFID -- RFID Adoption -- Information Systems Innovation Research and the Case of RFID -- Firm Level Adoption Factors -- Extending the Research Agenda on Diffusion of Innovations -- Exploring the Role of Government in Information Technology Diffusion -- SME Adoption of Enterprise Systems in the Northwest of England -- Information Technology Diffusion in the Jordanian Telecom Industry -- Position Papers -- Challenges for Creativity and Innovation in Mobile and Transient Virtual Environments -- Attaining Organizational Innovations -- Knowledge Ecosystems -- The Triple Helix, Open Innovation, and the DOI Research Agenda -- Bringing an Integral Approach to the Field of Technology Diffusion Research -- Software Innovation as Maintenance -- Exploring Structural Changes Of the Communications Network During Organizational Crisis -- Research And Information Systems -- Psychological Reactance and Information Systems Adoption -- The New Challenge of Business Value -- Socio-Technical Design of the 21st Century -- When Counterfactual Thinking Meets the Technology Acceptance Model -- The Myth of Alignment -- Coaching the Application of Agile Software Development -- Panels -- Complexity Theory and the Diffusion of Innovations -- Global Diffusion of Broadband.

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