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Using Boundary Objects to Enable Cross-Border Collaboration in Software Development

Name: Using Boundary Objects to Enable Cross-Border Collaboration in Software Development
Brand: Cuvillier
SKU: 14218271
Price: 36.19 EUR
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Author: Maike Winkler
ISBN: 9783736993204

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Código Libristo: 14218271

Editores Cuvillier, julio 2016

To date, the way in which software is developed has undergone considerable changes. It is well known... Descripción completa

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To date, the way in which software is developed has undergone considerable changes. It is well known that successful software development projects require diverse team members with specialized knowledge pools to leverage each other's knowledge, solve problems and produce ideas collaboratively to accomplish software development tasks. While these specialized pools of knowledge are essential for software development, they create knowledge boundaries which impede cross-border communication and collaboration. Addressing such knowledge boundaries is particularly difficult when clients outsource software development projects to external vendors in offshore regions. The knowledge asymmetries between client and vendor employees are often extreme and they are geographically distributed. The three research papers included in this book provide a better understanding of how and why knowledge boundaries can be bridged and how co-created ideas can be generated over time. The implications for successful software development projects in offshore settings are highly relevant for theory and practice.