Our motivation for putting together this special issue on “Sociomateriality of Information
Systems and Organizing” was the mounting interest in the relationship between the social and …

Begins with a critical review of the literature on knowledge management, arguing that its
focus on IT to create a network structure may limit its potential for encouraging knowledge …

Written by a team of highly respected authorities on management and organizational
behaviour, this core textbook is grounded in an extensive body of international research and …

Today, digital data are captured through a variety of devices that have the ability to monitor
the minutiae of an individual’s everyday life. These data are often processed by algorithms, …

Digital ventures, start-ups growing by drawing on and adding to digital infrastructures, can
scale their business at an unprecedented pace. We view such rapid scaling as a generative …

This viewpoint article aims to lay out the foundations for IS research on the strategic
implications as well as diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) opportunities and challenges of the …

A common strategy to transfer knowledge from projects is for project teams to capture ‘lessons
learned’ and store these on a database for others to access. This strategy is widely …

A project team, set up to design and implement a large‐scope IT system, is essentially tasked
with integrating distributed knowledge. This suggests that the social capital of members …

In this paper we review the recent IS literature on knowledge and consider different assumptions
that underpin different approaches to this broad research area. In doing this we contrast …

Increasingly, the importance of social aspects of knowledge retention and transfer has been
emphasised in the literature on managing knowledge, with the recognition that knowledge is …