Sub-theme 61: The Reorganization of Knowledge and Ignorance Practices in the Digital Era {MERGED with sub-theme 42}
Convenors:
Mahaut Fanchini, University of Paris-est Créteil, France
Meghan Van Portfliet, University of Colorado, USA
Anne K. Krüger, Weizenbaum Institute, Germany
Session I: Thursday, July 04, 09:00 to 10:30, U6-P0-11
Digital (Non-)Transformation through Organizational Knowledge and Ignorance
Chair: Anne K. Krüger
Katja Einola and Anna Essén
The chronicle of a death foretold: Dynamics of organizational ignorance and rationalized myths during a doomed IT project
Uli Meyer and David Seibt
How do digital innovations stabilize?
Petra Sintorn, Dina Koutsikouri and Daniel Curto-Millet
Pride and ignorance: The theatrics of (digital) non-transformation
Otto Csiki, Rebeka Pop, Máté Baksa and László Seer
Resisting the shift or
ignorant of change? Identifying barriers and enablers of digital technology
adoption in the service sector
Session II: Thursday, July 04, 11:00 to 12:30, U6-P0-11
The Making of Organizational Knowledge and Ignorance
Chair: Mahaut Fanchini
Sharon Kishik and Morten Knudsen
Organizational escapism: Understanding the agro-industry’s inertia in the green transition
Wim Vandekerckhove and Nataliya Rumyantseva
Epistemologies of ignoring and listening: Negative capability in the English NHS
Jakob Westergren
The banality of agnotology: The case of an interest group in the Swedish educational system
Session III: Thursday, July 04, 14:00 to 15:30, U6-P0-11
A: The Reorganization of Journalism and Science Communication on Social Media – B: Infrastructuring Academic Knowledge Production
in the Digital Era
Chair: Meghan Van Portfliet
Alwin Baumhöver
"Shields of openness": How media organizations strategically practice the management of visibilities in times of criticism
and declining trust
Katharina Berr
Allies of expertise: How laypeople defend the epistemic authority of science online
Vera Tauber and Désirée Waibel
Infrastructures from changing alliances: How organizations matter in the transformation of academic knowledge
Sebastian Koth
Assetization protocols: The engineering of science and technology cooperatives
Session IV: Friday, July 05, 09:00 to 10:30, U6-P0-11
Effects of Datafication on Knowledge and Ignorance Practices
Chair: Mahaut Fanchini
Cornelius Heimstädt
Growing despite friction: How an agtech startup manages difficulties in the collection of agricultural data
Lucy E. Costelloe and Annmarie Ryan
The datafication of the nonprofit arts sector: shaping data-driven in the nonprofit arts organisation
Sandro Castaldo, Lara Penco and Andrea Ciacci
Opening the black box of big data analytics capabilities: The effects of organizational trust and the moderation of environmental
hostility
Evelina Sander, Carina Kröber and Franziska Anhalt
Digital ethnographic action research approach: A reflexion of exploring onboarding processes in small and medium-sized companies
Session V: Friday, July 05, 11:00 to 12:30, U6-P0-11
The Reorganization of Knowledge and Ignorance in Software Development
Chair: Anne K. Krüger
Dzifa Ametowobla
Software,
data models and the dwindling chances for mismatch repair. How software choice
and development affect organizational knowledge creation
Mario Alberto Sosa Hidalgo, Stella Pachidi, Ella W. Hafermalz and Marleen Huysman
Deducing and capturing knowledge through data: How data scientists cope with developing ML systems while avoiding interaction
with users
Amelie Tihlarik and Stephan Graßmann
On the blindside of digitalization – Shaping, structuring and obstructing knowledge building
Session VI: Friday, July 05, 14:00 to 15:30, U6-P0-11
Historical and Theoretical Approaches to Knowledge and Ignorance
Chair: Meghan Van Portfliet
Norbert Steigenberger
Signaling under dual ignorance: Insights from Web3
Carl Cederstrom
Constructing the “Foolish Telephone Girl”: Reflections on the 1897 Stockholm telephone operator strike
Matthew Hurst, Davide Nicolini, Jeanne Mengis and Manuel Baeriswyl
Expanding theory on inattention to inform studies of ignorance and MOS studies of attention
Justine Estarague and Mickael Peiro
Whistleblower or gatekeeper? Comedian at the political crossroads
Session VII: Saturday, July 06, 09:00 to 10:30, U6-P0-11
Pushing Boundaries in the Digital Era: Fake News and Boundary Objects
Chair: Meghan Van Portfliet
Giulia Renzi, Paula Ungureanu, Selini Hadjidimitriou and Natalia Hadjidimitriou
Unpacking sharing dilemmas in big data ecosystems: big data as boundary objects in MobiDataLab, a data sharing ecosystem for
integrated mobility
Maura Soekijad, Katharina Cepa and Sanne Hettinga
Understanding the digital twin as temporal collaboration artefact: How data bridges heterogenous actors
Anna Kovbasiuk and Dariusz Jemielniak
Exploring fake news discourse through the lens of brand-consumer relationships
Session VIII: Saturday, July 06, 11:00 to 12:30, U6-P0-11
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