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2015 | Americas Conference on Information Systems | Citations: 0
Authors: Eteläaho, Elina; Tuomi, Pilvi; Pirinen, Rauno

Abstract: This study addresses the process of Design Science Research Methodology (DSRM). ... Expand

Abstract: This study addresses the process of Design Science Research Methodology (DSRM). The study’s proposal is that the DSRM process can be revised by relevant elements, such as user experience, co-creativity, and trust building. The research revealed that user-centered aspects and user-computer interactions are important for the success of the design and realization of information systems, and thus are necessary to take into account in the DSRM process model. The main findings of the study are that it is imperative to integrate the users’ experience and design research, trust building, and co-creativity aspects into the DSRM process as early as possible. It is also vital to train users to use the system so that the system’s design-development-dissemination continuums can be as effective as possible. The outcome of this study addresses the DSRM process and its modularity, usefulness, and feasibility in the field of information systems design theory. Collapse

Semantic filters: emergent knowledge processes design theory

Topics: ITIL user requirement change management legal context systems design

Methods: design science design theory business process modeling triangulation literature study

Theories: emergent knowledge processes design theory
THE KNOWLEDGE CUBE: SCAFFOLDING FOR A BODY OF KNOWLEDGE ABOUT INFORMATION SYSTEMS

2012 | European Conference On Information Systems | Citations: 0
Authors: Alter, Steven

Abstract: This paper answers calls for a body of knowledge (BoK) for the IS field. Its new ... Expand

Abstract: This paper answers calls for a body of knowledge (BoK) for the IS field. Its new approach for thinking about a BoK provides a path for addressing a longstanding problem in the IS discipline. The paper proposes organizing knowledge as a three dimensional "knowledge cube" that goes beyond compilations of categories of knowledge, sets of generalizations, and sets of documents. The structure of the knowledge cube is based on recognition that "work system in general" is a general case whose subordinate cases include information system in general and project in general. In turn, the special cases have their own special cases. The knowledge cube starts with a 10 X 10 layer for compiling concepts, principles and generalizations, and empirical findings related to the nine elements of the work system framework and "work system as a whole." Those properties are tentatively inherited by special cases, with the caveat that BoK developers may remove properties that are not relevant to special cases and that special cases may have additional properties that are not relevant to more general cases. The paper presents examples that illustrate these points. It also discusses next steps and important issues revealed by the knowledge cube's structure. Collapse

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Topics: IS discipline

Methods: design theory synthesis

Theories: emergent knowledge processes design theory
Explanatory Design Theory
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2010 | Business & Information Systems Engineering | Citations: 118
Authors: Baskerville, Richard; Pries-Heje, Jan

Abstract: The paper demonstrates how design theories are explanatory. Design theories del ... Expand

Abstract: The paper demonstrates how design theories are explanatory. Design theories deliver functional explanations with a simple and elegant structure explaining generalized solution components by the related generalized requirements. Examples of design theory drawing from IS as well as other design-related fields to show how design theory can be both simple and complete. Analyses of notable design find that design theory consists of two parts: a design practice theory and an explanatory design theory. Collapse

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Topics: customer service user interface usability organization structure reference discipline

Methods: design theory design requirement meta design design artifact design science

Theories: social practice theory portfolio theory social sciences theory action theory theory of signs

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Improvement suggestions for the DSRM model

THE KNOWLEDGE CUBE: SCAFFOLDING FOR A BODY OF KNOWLEDGE ABOUT INFORMATION SYSTEMS

Explanatory Design Theory