Drivers of Knowledge Conversion in Socio-Technical Systems

This section briefly presents a case study in managing a shared living space as a common pool resource, where the design and development of a socio-technical system could benefit

find systems as diverse as the ecologies built around social media platforms such as Facebook, Twitter or LinkedIn, B2C trading platforms such as eBay, B2B platforms such as Ariba

Usability concept as speculum mundi or as an analysis lens can capture impacts at all levels in the organization and society (group, individual,

The paper uses a so-called Fractal Enterprise Model (FEM) to explain how autopoiesis – a system constantly reproducing itself - and homeostasis – a system constantly

This work presents the design and the application of a Dynamic Organizational Framework (DOF), constituted of a dynamic or- ganizational model (DOM) on which to base

Abstract. The Socio-Technical Systems approach assumes that an organiza- tional work system can be seen as two independent but tightly correlated sys- tems –

In order to overcome this limitation and evaluate complex attack scenarios, we present evaluation techniques that consider attack trees where basic actions are assigned with more

Specifically, the framework permits to: (i) specify social-organizational security requirements; (ii) generate, from social- organizational models, business processes,