Michael Angeles is looking for research on differences in collaboration, publishing and information sharing between intranet and internet users. I expect there should be quite a lot of stuff on the topic – any suggestions?
Some of the things I thought about:
Work of Dirk Stenmark on intranets (I referred to his paper earlier in knowledge vs. information discussion):
- Stenmark, D. (2005). “How intranets differ from the web: organisational culture’s effect on technology“. Proceedings of ECIS2005, Regensburg, Germany, 26-28 May 2005.
There should be also some stuff on communities online vs. in companies – at least it is discussed often if you talk to people heavily into supporting corporate communities. Andy, Martin – any suggestions here?
There are bits and pieces regarding differences of blogging outside/inside. I have some hints on the issues here and there in my weblog and will have more as my PhD progresses. Elmine had a comment on that in her talk on “blogs and Habermas”. If there is something in English it should be in this paper.
I could also imagine relevant things in the work of Jonathan Grudin – one of his interests is in corporate adoption of “internet technologies”. This one should be on the topic:
- Messaging and Formality: Will IM Follow in the Footsteps of Email?T. Lovejoy and J. Grudin, 2003. Proc. INTERACT 2003, 817-820. (PDF)
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