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Using Activity Domain Theory for Managing Complex Systems (Premier Reference Source) - Hardcover

Taxen, Lars

 
9781605661926: Using Activity Domain Theory for Managing Complex Systems (Premier Reference Source)

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Latest research indicates that construction of a communal meaning regarding coordination of complex systems development tasks should be implemented into practice, proving that far more attention should be given to the issue of communal meaning construction in organizations. Using Activity Domain Theory for Managing Complex Systems offers a new approach towards managing complex systems that informs the co-construction of technical support for coordination and communal meaning regarding this support. Compiling and structuring empirical observations from the Ericsson(TM) Company and theoretical developments from the perspective of meaning construction, this unique book combines a deep understanding of concrete, every-day conditions of the telecom industry with innovative theoretical development of the Activity Domain Theory (ADT).

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Lars Taxen received his MSc from the Royal Institute of Technology in Stockholm (1968). Between 1968 and 2003 he was employed at the Ericsson Telecommunication Company, where he held several positions related to processes and information systems for hardware and software design. From 1995 on he was engaged in the development and implementation of incremental development methods for large, globally distributed software development projects. The experiences from this work were reported in his PhD thesis - A Framework for the Coordination of Complex Systems Development (2003). In 2007 he became an associated professor at Linkoping University in Sweden. He has published in various conference proceedings and journals and is now active as a researcher and consultant.

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