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Exploration of Ideas for Sustaining Digital Innovation Management: A Case Study in the Ostrobothnia Region of Finland

2022 | Americas Conference on Information Systems | Citations: 0
Authors: Dang, Duong; Mäkipää, Juho-Pekka; Mäenpää, Teemu; Pasanen, Tomi

Abstract: Disruption of technologies, climate changes and epidemic crises have significan ... Expand

Abstract: Disruption of technologies, climate changes and epidemic crises have significantly affected individuals, organizations, and society. These phenomena force organizations to extend and innovate their business models to adapt to new circumstances. However, literature provides a limited coverage on how sustainable innovations ideas form and evaluate in practice. We thus focus on this issue in the present study. We used nominal focus group technique, C-K design theory for innovative design with citizen sciences as our study's lenses. Data collection was from three groups of 81 participants who live in three cities in the Ostrobothnia region of Finland. The findings illustrate the process of establishing a sustainable innovation management idea and lesson learned on how to facilitate innovation groups in practice. Collapse

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Topics: innovation management citizen science participatory design systems development decision making

Methods: case study design artifact focus group design methodology business process modeling

Theories: concept-knowledge design theory
Design Theory for Generating Alternatives in Public Decision Making Processes
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2019 | Group Decision and Negotiation | Citations: 0
Authors: Pluchinotta, Irene; Kazakçi, Akin O.; Giordano, Raffaele; Tsoukiàs, Alexis

Abstract: Literature about public decision making experiences, including stakeholders’ eng ... Expand

Abstract: Literature about public decision making experiences, including stakeholders’ engagement, offers best practices but also reports of unsuccessful case studies. Meaningful participation activities require direct integration of stakeholders into all the phases of the public decision process to unleash innovation. Often, policy making incorporates participation late in the process, after the problem definition has occurred, alternatives have been defined, without considering stakeholders’ knowledge and problem understanding. The early stage of policy alternatives design is essential to the development of policy. Our research presents an extensive literature review with respect to policy design and design theory in order to show that the formal process of generation of alternatives has been little investigated. There is a demand for methodologies aiming at supporting policy makers and relevant stakeholders during policy design. In this regard, this paper introduces (and explores) the operational role of design theory in the policy making process for the generation of policy alternatives. Design thinking, as a way to inform a collective problem definition leading to innovation, highlights the value of early stakeholders’ engagement. The aim of this paper is to understand, from an operational point of view, what “design” means in a policy making context, developing an innovative approach for assisting the formalization of policy design. The paper uses the results of a pilot case study to illustrate the application of the Concepts–Knowledge (C-K) theory framework to support the innovative design of policy alternatives for the groundwater protection policy of the Apulia Region (southern Italy). Collapse

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Topics: knowledge sharing decision support system price management

Methods: design theory pilot case study case study qualitative interview personal interview

Theories: concept-knowledge design theory theory of dominant design co-evolution theory
C-K design theory for information systems research
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2009 | DESRIST | Citations: 0
Authors: Ondrus, Jan; Pigneur, Yves

Abstract: Design science is slowly but surely establishing itself as a recognized paradigm ... Expand

Abstract: Design science is slowly but surely establishing itself as a recognized paradigm for conducting research in information systems. Researchers in the IS field have tried to study different aspects of design science. So far, it seems that the design activity, or "design reasoning" has not received much attention from the IS community. In this paper, we propose to use a theory developed in engineering fields in order to solve this issue. The C-K theory, or Concept-Knowledge theory, is considered to be a good candidate to deal with the design reasoning. Collapse

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Topics: mobile payment mobile system IS discipline

Methods: design theory design artifact design science design process trade-off analysis method

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Exploration of Ideas for Sustaining Digital Innovation Management: A Case Study in the Ostrobothnia Region of Finland

Design Theory for Generating Alternatives in Public Decision Making Processes

C-K design theory for information systems research