The current literature on digital infrastructure offers powerful lenses for conceptualizing the
increasingly interconnected information system collectives found in contemporary …

Employees in many contemporary organizations work with flexible routines and flexible
technologies. When those employees find that they are unable to achieve their goals in the …

This paper proposes a simple terminology for understanding and dealing with two current
phenomena; we suggest calling them heavyweight and lightweight IT. Heavy-weight IT …

This paper offers a history of the concept of social engineering in cybersecurity and argues
that while the term began its life in the study of politics, and only later gained usage within …

While some argue that the rise of software automation threatens workers with obsolescence,
others assert that new complementarities between humans and software systems are likely …

This paper presents a model for studying ageing and technology. It investigates the
theoretical gains that can be made by combining insights from Age Studies and Science and …

In their initial articulation of the direction of the CSCW field, scholars advanced an open-
ended agenda. This continuing commitment to open-ness to different contexts and …

This paper explores the role of intermediaries in the development and appropriation of new
technologies. We focus on intermediaries that facilitate user innovation, and the linking of …

Through a grounded analysis of the National Aeronautics and Space Administration
(NASA's) enterprise information system (IS) implementation in the months immediately …

In this paper, we examine the challenges around the development and scalability of
information infrastructures. We identify two possible solutions proposed in the literature, one …