Thorsten Schoormann, Frederik Möller, Leona Chandra Kruse, Boris Otto
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摘要
当今的信息系统(IS)设计研究项目追求数字创新,以应对复杂的社会挑战。其中许多项目超越了学科和组织的界限,跨学科联盟和学术界与产业界的合作就是明证。每个项目的设计活动都因背景要求和团队的基本设计逻辑而有所不同。随着多样性的增加,共同的理解对于项目的成功至关重要。成熟的设计研究方法需要辅助工具来支持设计研究人员配置他们的设计活动,并忠实地表现这些活动,从而有助于达成共识。本文介绍的 Baustein 就是此类设计工具的一个实例。Baustein 可根据每个设计研究项目的具体要求量身定做,由纸牌组合、现成配置和手册组成。为确保理论和实践的相关性,Baustein 的设计基于主要的经验数据(与 16 位 IS 设计研究人员的研讨会和访谈)以及对 99 个已发表的 IS 设计研究项目的文献分析。我们通过三个主要的评估活动来证明其价值,共有 110 多名 IS 设计研究人员参与其中。有了 Baustein,设计研究团队就能在设计活动的创造性混乱与标准化配置之间取得平衡。
BAUSTEIN—A design tool for configuring and representing design research
Today's Information Systems (IS) design research projects pursue digital innovation to conquer complex societal challenges. Many of these projects reach out beyond disciplinary and organisational boundaries, as evident in interdisciplinary consortia and academia-industry collaboration. The design activities in each project differ based on contextual requirements and the team's underlying design logic. As diversity increases, shared understanding is essential for project success. Established design research methodologies need complementary tools to support design researchers in configuring their design activities and representing them faithfully, dimensions that contribute to a shared understanding. This article presents Baustein as an instance of such design tools. Baustein is tailorable to the contextual requirements of each design research project, comprising an ensemble of card-deck, ready-made configurations, and a manual. To ensure theoretical and practical relevance, the design of Baustein is based on primary empirical data (workshop and interviews with 16 IS design researchers) and a literature analysis of 99 published IS design research projects. We demonstrate its proof-of-value through three main evaluation episodes, altogether involving over 110 IS design researchers. With Baustein, design research teams can balance the trade-off between creative messiness and standardised configurations of design activities.
期刊介绍:
The Information Systems Journal (ISJ) is an international journal promoting the study of, and interest in, information systems. Articles are welcome on research, practice, experience, current issues and debates. The ISJ encourages submissions that reflect the wide and interdisciplinary nature of the subject and articles that integrate technological disciplines with social, contextual and management issues, based on research using appropriate research methods.The ISJ has particularly built its reputation by publishing qualitative research and it continues to welcome such papers. Quantitative research papers are also welcome but they need to emphasise the context of the research and the theoretical and practical implications of their findings.The ISJ does not publish purely technical papers.