... observational procedures that institutionalise trust by stabilising expectations rather than guaranteeing technological reliability. Standards and strategy function as interlinked programmes: semantically, they construct thematic identities such as “trusted AI”; structurally, they embed decision premises across...

... contribution of this work is the application of framing theory to interpreting how people conceptualize the future of work with intelligent machines. Technology Computer-supported collaborative work (CSCW) Social media Content analysis Human–computer interaction (HCI) Social computing Text analysis...

...). Sherehiy (2008) categorized the agility of employees in three dimensions: adaptability, resilience and proactivity. The adaptive component focuses on accepting or upgrading oneself to change, or exploring innovative technologies. Resilience describes employees' supportive behaviors...

...Junaid Khalid; Qingxiong Derek Weng; Adeel Luqman; Muhammad Imran Rasheed; Maryam Hina Purpose The purpose of this study is to investigate the effect of after-hours work-related technology use on interpersonal, organizational and nonwork deviance through work–family conflict (WFC) by focusing...

...Isto Huvila; Åsa Cajander; Jonas Moll; Heidi Enwald; Kristina Eriksson-Backa; Hanife Rexhepi Purpose Data from a national patient survey (N = 1,155) of the Swedish PAEHR “Journalen” users were analysed, and an extended version of the theory of technological frames was developed to explain...

... management. Design/methodology/approach The authors apply our variation of classical Systematic Literature Review – Systematic Literature Network Analysis, which also includes bibliographic networks – to identify the readership cliques of the associated technological publication outputs. Findings...

... but SPC on the feeling of ownership, which corroborated the direct effect of SPC on the feeling of ownership. Practical implications Firms must consider technological and user-experience features that can induce users to perceive high levels of AR characteristics such as EE and SPC. Practitioners...

... than comparable but non-topical content. Ben Marder can be contacted at: ben.marder@ed.ac.uk 03 05 2019 29 08 2019 30 08 2019 © Emerald Publishing Limited 2019 Emerald Publishing Limited Licensed re-use rights only Brands Social media Technology E-marketing...

..., Weibo, WeChat Ang F Vietnamese 2 Facebook Sameera F Moroccan 3 Facebook Jabir M Turkish 3 Facebook Amy Yau can be contacted at: yaua@cardiff.ac.uk Surveillance Technology Identity Social media Interview Acculturation I love and I hate Facebook. I love...

... be contacted at: soudmm@agu.edu.bh 04 02 2018 22 10 2018 08 01 2019 © Emerald Publishing Limited 2019 Emerald Publishing Limited Licensed re-use rights only Technology Enterprise resource planning (ERP) The contemporary business environment, which is characterised...

... prevention or crime propagation can be done by users with or without, adequate certainty on the soundness of the information being shared. Concerning the TAM, the principal driver behind a customer’s motivation to adopt a specific technology is traceable to preferences and the will of a client to adopt...

... on the above, we note that the cybernetic theory of stress can be fruitfully applied to investigate the individual’s technology use behavior, especially when the use of such technology is generally considered stressful, as is the case for e-mail use. Our objective in this research is to explain how individuals...

...André Spicer Andrew   Feenberg . Transforming Technology: A Critical Theory Revisited (2nd ed.) . Oxford : Oxford University Press   2002 . © MCB UP Limited 2003 --> Critical theory Technology Objects “Can we conceive an industrial society based...

...Attila Bruni © MCB UP Limited 2003 --> Technology Social science Society Actor network theory The Social Shaping of Technology (2nd ed.) Edited by D. MacKenzie and J. WajcmanOpen University PressBuckingham,Philadelphia1999480 pp.ISBN: 0-335-19914-3(hardback); 0-335...

.... These prospects are evaluated, along with the adoption of technology to render advantages to the Arab world. Many countries have and continue to benefit from the acceptance of e‐commerce; understanding its applicability and effectiveness beyond and within the Arab trading blocs is of vital importance to increase...

... of feminist theory and social studies of technology (SST) is presented. The key analytical tools of the script and inscription, interpretative flexibility and actant, stabilisation and visibility are discussed. The paper attempts to demonstrate how these tools can be employed to go beyond the stereotypical...

... was founded in 1986 and is based in the south‐east of England. Universal develops completely new ideas (inventions), which it markets to clients as intellectual property rights (IPR), and also develops innovative solutions to organizational problems, using existing concepts, ideas and technologies in new ways...

...Roger Clarke Many long‐standing technologies embody the ability to locate and track people. During the last couple of decades of the twentieth century, new technologies have been developed which greatly increase those capabilities. The nature of these technologies is described, and the processes...

...Jacky Swan; Sue Newell; Maxine Robertson Information systems for production management tend to be promoted by technology suppliers as standardised solutions which form a singular “best practice”. However, as these technologies are configurational, the notion of best practice is illusory. Data...

...Tanya Goette In this paper, results are presented from a field study of individuals with disabilities who used voice recognition technology (VRT). Twenty‐three individuals who were successful in the use of VRT and 17 who were unsuccessful were interviewed by the researcher. Qualitative results...