… We also noted the importance of boundary objects and recontextualization in this analysis.
In this verification call, the recontextualization was relatively straightforward. In the next …

… As Star [7] points out, boundary objects in an organization work because they contain
sufficient detail to be understandable by both parties. At the same time, neither party understands …

… forms of augmenting memory. We wish to step back and reexamine organizational memory.
… interested in exploring where memory exists currently within an organizational setting, rather …

… three emerging strands of research on boundary objects within a discourse analytic
framework in order to highlight the ways in which boundary objects can equally be thought of as …

… reconcile that with the democratic underpinnings of boundary objects, as set by Star and
Griesemer? Where they see a bridge, ANT’s proponents see control, prevalence: “ Texts of all …

… This study explores the nature of boundary objects as socio-… critical literature review of
boundary objects use in the context … indicated that boundary objects contribute significantly to the …

… overcome knowledge boundaries materializing at … boundary object uses: informative,
interactive and integrative. Consequently, we suggest a dynamic approach to boundary objects …

… boundary objects across occupations and as memory devices across projects. It is the temporal
capacity of these boundary objects … artifacts as part of organizational memory. The next …

… by presenting the results as a boundary object that facilitated translation across diverse …
of the organizational change initiative, I provide a brief definition of boundary objects and an …

… However, it is not only interpretative flexibility that turns objects into boundary objects;
boundary objects are organic arrangements that allow different groups to work together, based on …