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Organization Science | 2016

Unpacking the Dynamics of Ecologies of Routines: Mediators and Their Generative Effects in Routine Interactions

Kathrin Sele

Building on an in-depth ethnographic study at a renowned research laboratory, we show how the interactions of organizational routines can be more or less generative by tracing and analyzing how human and nonhuman actors (actants) connect routines. Adopting a performative perspective, we compare the connecting of such actants and study how they are engaged in routine performances. We relate observed differences in the generativity of routine interactions to whether actants become mediators or intermediaries. Whereas intermediaries merely maintain connections between routines, mediators can modify them when performing routine connections. We identify three generative effects mediators can lead to: (1) the creation of innovative outcomes, (2) the adaptation of existing routine performances, and/or (3) the emergence of new routine performances. Similar to the conception of organizational routines as dynamic and generative systems, we show that the way actants operate through their engagement renders routine interactions and thus ecologies of routines more or less generative.


Archive | 2007

Innovationen aus technologischen Entwicklungen

Thomas Riklin; Torsten Tomczak; Marcus Schögel; Kathrin Sele; Anja Forster; Wolfgang Jenewein; Christian Forster; Corsin Sulser; Andreas Herrmann; Mark Heitmann; Karsten Sausen; Nicolas Pernet

Der Aspekt des Community Marketings hat in den letzten Jahren in Theorie und Praxis laufend an Bedeutung gewonnen. Einer der Grunde hierfur ist u.a. das fehlende Kundenvertrauen und die damit einhergehende geringe Kundenbindung, insbesondere im Business-to-Consumer-Bereich. Dies hat den Druck auf Unternehmen erhoht, sich starker an den Kunden zu orientieren. Das Marketing ist deshalb gezwungen, seinen traditionellen, dyadisch gepragten Ansatz einer Anbieter-Nachfrage-Beziehung im Rahmen des Konsumentenverhaltens um interagierende Nachfragenetzwerke zu erweitern. Dabei sind Unternehmen nicht mehr Teil eines Business-to-Consumer- (BtC-)Markts, sondern eines Business-to-(Consumer-to-Consumer-)Netzwerks (Algesheimer 2004). Solche CtC-Netzwerke oder Communities bieten sich heute als innovative Zugangsmoglichkeit zu Kunden an. Fur die Schaffung resp. die Gestaltung der daraus resultierenden kommunikationsbasierten Netzwerkeffekte eignen sich insbesondere virtuelle Communities (Hagel/Armstrong 1997).


Archive | 2005

The Paradox of Brand Community Management

Susan M. Fournier; Kathrin Sele; Marcus Schögel


Archive | 2006

Marketing Ethics in Emerging Markets - Coping with Ethical Dilemmas

Kathrin Sele


Archive | 2010

Moving at the Edge : How Can an Organization Stay Routinely Innovative?

Kathrin Sele


Archive | 2010

Protecting Strategy Implementation : The Role of Rhetorical Arguments in Times of Turmoil

Kathrin Sele


Archive | 2009

Innovation as the Marginalization of Dominant Discourse

Kathrin Sele


Archive | 2008

Routinizing innovation - a practice perspective

Kathrin Sele


Archive | 2008

From transfer to translation : A language-based perspective on the commercialization of science and technology

Kathrin Sele


Archive | 2007

Commercialization of science and technology - the role of rhetoric in managerial communication

Kathrin Sele

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Anja Forster

University of St. Gallen

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Karsten Sausen

University of St. Gallen

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Nicolas Pernet

University of St. Gallen

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Thomas Riklin

University of St. Gallen

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