whereby the information system influences and is influenced by its context” (

There is a need to look at events and processes as the subjects perceive them [

Walsham (1993) is also concerned with practical intervention on the

Walsham, 1993: Walsham, G. 1993. Interpreting Information Systems in

Walsham (1993) refers to positivist research as based on the view that the world

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In my book on interpretive research in information systems (IS) published over a

2005; Walsham, 1993). However, over the years organisational power has had

ABSTRACT. Recent research on the development and use of .

Sherwood-Smith, 1996) and process theory (Van de Ven and Huber, 1990;

According to Walsham (1993) and Scriven . 1993). Walsham means that a

Nov 18, 2010. some attempts have been made to extend Giddens's ideas by including an

Orlikowski and Robey 1991, Walsham 1993), which is grounded in the analysis

Walsham, G. (1993) Interpreting information systems in organizations. Chichester

In the IS field, two books can be regarded as essential reading: Winograd and

are also interpretative approaches (e.g. Remenyi, 1999; Walsham, 1993). The

Backhouse, 1990; Walsham, 1993, 2001). 130. While much of the current

(Orlikowski and Baroudi 1991, Walsham 1993), using a single in-depth case

2000; Walsham 1993). Paradigmatic analysis has revealed the extent to which

The results from this work were brought together in an earlier book in the Wiley

Finally, Walsham (1993) argues that the validity of the inferences drawn from one

and is influenced by the context' (Walsham 1993, pp 4-5). Examples of

ship work in this area includes that of Orlikowski (1992) and Walsham (1993). .

Walsham (1993) provides an analytical framework for understanding the mutually

(Walsham 1993). 'Interpretive methods of research start from the position that our

largely quantitative process of calculating the likely cost/benefit on the basis of

(Walsham, 1993). In an interpretive research project there are no predefined

(1994) The et al. Organization Studies. Read by researchers in: 40% Social

Introduction. In my book on interpretive research in information systems (IS)

. be written up in full as soon as possible after the interview (Walsham: 1995). .

The evaluator in this context can be seen as a collaborator, learner and teacher,

(Source: adapted from Walsham, 1993.) The main thrust of the organizational

Apr 14, 2011 . There are also interpretative approaches (e.g. Remenyi, 1999; Walsham, 1993).

Walsham (1993) called an interpretive perspective on. IS (see also Boland, 1985)

For example, case study research can be positivist (Yin, 2002), interpretive (

. and Giddens's structuration theory (1984), and subsequently synthesized by

For example, Walsham (1993) states that “The formation of IS strategy can be

Feb 5, 2004 . For interpretive case studies, Walsham's (1993) book is excellent. Two good

and Meyer (1999), Serafeimidis and. Smithson(2000) and Walsham (1993; 1995;

For interpretive case studies, Walsham's (1993) book is excellent. Two empirical

Feb 5, 2004 . In the IS field, two books can be regarded as essential reading: Winograd and

Interpreting Information Systems in Organizations by Geoffrey Walsham (1993,

. to the use of structuration theory in IS research has come from Walsham. .

Walsham (1993) said that interpretive research methods in IS are aimed at

in authority (Walsham, 1993). Since effective usage of IT is important for

My 1993 book which made some use of structuration theory (Walsham 1993) had

Jun 17, 2008 . More recently, Sahay and Walsham addressed the problem of scaling health .

(Pettigrew 1990; Walsham 1993). The approach making it possible to investigate

. 1996; 2000), and Walsham (1993; 2001; 2002). In addition to that, structuration

There are also other evaluation approaches such as interpretative (e.g. Remenyi,

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