Design Science Research in Information Systems: Advances in Theory and Practice

Name: Design Science Research in Information Systems: Advances in Theory and Practice | 7th International Conference, DESRIST 2012, Las Vegas, NV, USA, May 14-15, 2012, Proceedings
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7th International Conference, DESRIST 2012, Las Vegas, NV, USA, May 14-15, 2012, Proceedings

Ken Peffers Marcus Rothenberger Bill Kuechler(Herausgeber*in)

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Erschienen am 8. Mai 2012

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Title
Preface
Organization
Table of Contents
DSRIS in Practice
Towards a Comprehensive Online Peer Assessment System
Introduction
The Role of Peer Assessment and Computer-Aided Peer Assessment in Education
Developing DLMA IS Artifacts: Design Principles and System Requirements
Prototype and Beta-Version of Computer-Aided DLMA
Expected Outcomes and Evaluation of System Performance
Conclusion and Further Research
References
Designing Digital Innovation Contests
Introduction
Research Approach and Process
Challenges and Opportunities in DIC Design
Principles of Implementation
Design and Field-Test of DIC Design Guidelines
Evaluation
Final Reflections and Future Work
References
Evaluating APIs: A Call for Design Science Research
Introduction
Stakeholder Analysis
Kernel Theories
Modularity
Design Patterns
Conclusions
References
Designing for Recombination: Process Design through Template Combination
Introduction
Background
Process Design
Method Engineering
Concrete Artifacts and Process Design
Research Approach and Methods
Recombining Templates for Designing Processes
The ReKon Meta-model
Chunking and Categorization
Formative Evaluation
Iteration and Ongoing Refinement
Conclusion and Future Work
References
Design Principles for Inter-Organizational Systems Development - Case Hansel
Introduction
Case Organization
Research Approach and Theoretical Grounding
Action Design Research
Problem Formulation
Theory Ingrained Artifact: Division of Power and Different Interests in IOS
BIE at Hansel
Preparation and Organization of the Pilot Project
Technology-Related Issues
Interest-Related Issues
Power- Related Issues
Summary of the BIE Phase
Reflection and Learning
Conclusions
References
Using Design Science Research to Develop a Modeling Technique for Service Design
Introduction
Research Problem and Objectives
Methodology
Design Framework for Value Cocreation
Modeling Technique
Conclusion
References
Towards a Decision Tool for Choosing a Business Process Maturity Model
Introduction
Linking Our Research to the Design-Science Paradigm
Methodology
Initial List of Decision Criteria
Identifying Decision Criteria by Consensus-Seeking Decision-Making (i.e. Delphi)
Weighing Decision Criteria by Multi-criteria Decision-Making (i.e. AHP)
Decision Table and Questionnaire
Preliminary Results
Research Limitations and Future Research
Conclusions
References
Implementing Design Principles for Collaborative ERP Systems
Introduction and Motivation
Related Work
Design Principles
Representational Framework
Overview of the TIL Modules: Task, Interface, Logging
TIL Relations
Task and Process Graphs and Algorithms
Empirical Validation
Example 1: Implementing Design Principle 2
Example 2: Implementing Design Principle 4
Conclusions and Future Work
References
Applying Design Science Research for Enterprise Architecture Business Value Assessments
Introduction
Design Science Application
Research Framework
Research Principles and Guidelines
Research Methodology
Case Study
Context: Enterprise Architecture and Business Value
Applied Research Process
Research Analysis
Conclusions and Future Research
References
Designing-in-the-Large: Combining Local Perspectives to Generate Enterprise-Wide Integration Solutions
Introduction
Challenges for Designing-in-the-Large of Systems Integration Solutions
Application of Design Science Research Method
A Method and Modeling Constructs to Support Designing-in-the-Large
Method: Eliciting Local Perspectives and Merging
Modeling Constructs to Represent Core Concepts and Model Fragments
Demonstration
Discussion and Concluding Remarks
References
Emergency Response System Design: An Examination of Emergency Communication Messages
Introduction
Development of Messaging Model
Overview of Emergency Incident
Development Process
An Exploration of Emergency Communication Messages
Message Classification
Message Frequency
Message Format
Case Application
Prototype System
Conclusion
References
An Approach for Smart Artifacts for Mobile Advertising
Introduction
Mobile Advertising and Context
The Method for Designing Smart Artifacts
The General Method
Requirements and Guidelines
Context-Derivation and Utilization
Conclusions and Research Recommendation
References
Towards a Unified Design Theory for Creativity Support Systems
Motivation
Framework for Design Theories and Parameters for CSS
Analysis of Design Theories for CSS
Towards a Unified Design Theory for CSS
Discussion
References
What Makes Corporate Wikis Work? Wiki Affordances and Their Suitability for Corporate Knowledge Work
Introduction
Wiki Affordances
Tensions between Wikis' Affordances and Corporate Practices
Research Method
Results
Discussion
Conclusion
References
DSRIS Methodologies and Techniques
Design Science as Design of Social Systems - Implications for Information Systems Research
Motivation
A Design Approach for Designing Social Systems
Fields of Application in Information Systems Research
Relevant Fields of Contemporary IS Research
Design of Management Systems for IS Management, Governance, and Project Management
Design of Information Systems as Future Part of Social Systems
Limitations
Conclusion
References
Towards Design Engineering of Ubiquitous Information Systems
Introduction
Design Knowledge in Information System Development
Translation of Desi ign Knowledge
Implicit Design Knowledge
Informal Design Knowledge
Semi-formal Design Knowledge
Formal Design Knowledge
Generic Design Framework
Translation of Indi vidual into Informal Design Knowledge
Translation of Informal into Semi-formal CMs
Translation of Semi-formal into Formal Conceptual Models
Translation of Explicit into Computational CMs
Applying the Framework to Ubiquitous Information Systems
Types of Conceptual Models
Translations of Conceptual Models
Conclusion and Open Issues
References
Technical Action Research as a Validation Method in Information Systems Design Science
Introduction
Relevance, Rigor and Idealization
A Framework for Design Science
The Engineering Cycle
Problem Investigation
Treatment Design
Design Validation
Treatment Implementation and Evaluation
Artifact Validation by Technical Action Research
Designing an Artifact and Helping a Client with It
Inserting the Research Cycle in TAR
Discussion
Validations of TAR
Rationality, Rigor and Relevance
Comparison with Related Work
References
Social and Environmental Aspects of DSRIS
Decision Enhancement for Sourcing with Shared Service Centres in the Dutch Government
Introduction
Background: Shared Service Centres
Research Approach
From Exploration and Understanding to Design
SSC Development Challenges
SSC Observations
Requirements
Sourcing Theory
Design Consideration
Studio Design
Four Decision Enhancement Services for Sourcing and Sharing
First Exercise: Scenario Analysis for SSC Rijksincasso in a Group Decision Session
Online Tool for SSC Scenario Analysis
SourceLets
Conclusion and Future Research
References
Designing a Framework for Virtual Management and Team Building
Introduction
Research Method
Research Initiation and Results from an Interview Study
Applicable Knowledge from the Knowledge Base
Designing a Conceptual Framework for Developing Social Capital in Virtual Projects
Phases in the Virtual Team Process
Elements of Social Capital
Designing a Conceptual Framework for Developing Social Capital in Virtual Projects
Diffusion and Evaluation in Danske Bank
Conclusion
Is Our Contribution Design Science Research?
References
Integrating Organisational Design with IT Design
Introduction
ADMITO - A Framework for the Analysis, Design and Management of IT and Organisations
The Queensland Health Payroll Case
Representing the QHP Case Using ADMITO
The Prior Stage
The Transformation Stage
The Stabilisation Stage
Analysis of the QHP Case and the Advantages of Applying ADMITO
Analysis of the QHP Case
The Advantages of Using ADMITO
Related Work
Conclusions
References
Common Citation Analysis and Technology Overlap Factor: An Empirical Investigation of Litigated Patents Using Network Analysis
Introduction
Review of Patent Litigation Research
Data Collection
Network Construction
Analysis of the Network
Common Citations
Technology Overlap Factor
Limitations and Future Work
References
Environmental Sustainability in Design Science Research: Direct and Indirect Effects of Design Artifacts
Introduction
Environmental Sustainability in IS Research
Design Science Research
The Goals of Design Science Research
Design Science Research Methodology
A Framework for Environmentally Sustainable Design Artifacts
Environmental Sustainability and Practice Rules for Design Research
Environmental Sustainability and Procedures for Design Research
Environmental Sustainability and Design Theory
Discussion
Conclusion
References
Theory and Theory Building in DSRIS
Design Science Research and the Core of Information Systems
Introduction
The Importance for Design Science Research in the IS Discipline
Call for Design Science Research
The Emergence of Design Science Research in Information System
Important Concepts Related to Design Science Research
Design Science Research vs Behavioural Science
Design Science vs. Action Research
Design Science Research vs. Routine Design
Design Science Research and the Core of IS Discipline
Design Science Research Addresses the Core of Information System
Representation Aspect in IS and Design Science Research
IS, Design Science Research and Routine Design Relationship
The Transformational Nature in IS and Design Science Research
Conclusion
References
Anatomy of Knowledge Bases Used in Design Science Research
Introduction
Related Work
Methodology
Results
Discussion of Results
Conclusion, Limitations and Future Work
References
Characterizing Design Science Theories by Level of Constraint on Design Decisions
Introduction
Higher Level Design Theory Representations for DSRIS
A Design Constraint Theory Categorization Framework
Application of the Framework to an Example
Transition 1, from Kernel Theory to HLDST
Transition 2, from HLDST to ISDT
Transition 3, from ISDT to Model
Transition 4, from Model to Template System
Transition 5, from Template System to Operational System
Summary and Discussion
References
On the Relationship between the IT Artifact and Design Theory: The Case of Virtual Social Facilitation
Introduction
Related Work in Design Science
The Case of Virtual Social Facilitation
Background and Motivation
Social Facilitation Theory
Research Model
Methods and Results
Discussion of Findings
Conclusion
References
Towards a Formal Approach to Information Systems Design Theory Using Category Theory
Introduction
Four Relational Systems
Background on Category Theory and Information Flow Theory
Formalization of Information Systems Design Theory
Construction
Example
Research Goals
Conclusion
References
Evaluation of DSRIS projects
Evaluations in the Science of the Artificial-Reconsidering the Build-Evaluate Pattern in Design Science Research
Introduction
Knowledge Types in DSR and Their Truth Values
The Build-Evaluate Pattern in DSR
Epistemological Implications of the Build-Evaluate Pattern
Progressing Towards a Truth - Principles for Evaluating DSR Artifacts
Three Principles for Evaluating DSR Artifacts
Distinguishing Modes of DSR Inquiry
Documentation of Cumulative Prescriptive Knowledge as Design Theories
Continuous Assessment of the Progress Achieved in a DSR Process
Conclusions
References
Design Science Research Evaluation
Introduction
Data
Analysis
Clusters of Artifacts and Evaluation Methods
Exemplar Papers
Two Exemplar Studies
Exemplar Paper 1: Instantiation Evaluated by Prototype
Exemplar Paper 2: Method Evaluated by Case Study
Discussion
Conclusions, Limitations and Future Research
References
Design of Software Agent-Populated Electronic Negotiation System and Evaluation of Human - to - Agent Negotiations
Introduction
Related Work
Architecture of DIANA and Configurations of Agents
Experiments
Results
Design Implications
Conclusions
References
A Comprehensive Framework for Evaluation in Design Science Research
Introduction
Literature on Evaluation in DSR
Purposes of Evaluation in DSR
Aspects and Characteristics to Be Evaluated in DSR
Kinds of Evaluands in DSR
Goals of Evaluation Design in DSR
Evaluation Methods in DSR
Guidance for Designing Evaluations in DSR
A Comprehensive Framework and Method for Designing Evaluation in Design Science Research
First Extension: A DSR Evaluation Strategy Selection Framework
Second Extension: A DSR Evaluation Method Selection Framework
A Four-Step Method for DSR Evaluation Research Design
Evaluation of the Framework
Conclusion
References
Author Index

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