Article ID | Journal | Published Year | Pages | File Type |
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8953940 | Information and Organization | 2018 | 18 Pages |
Abstract
- We explore heteromation (the reliance on user helping for information system success) as a labor relation and as a design strategy for ICT4D projects.
- We take a critical approach as we examine issues of the type of labor and amount of effort such helping requires.
- Empathy in terms of a felt obligation to local people spurred helping in the correspondent banking system that we studied.
- Context was important in shaping the extent and type of helping across four banking settings.
- Given the rise in heteromated systems, we discuss important concerns that heteromation raises as a labor relation and as a system design strategy.
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Authors
Diane E. Bailey, Eduardo H. Diniz, Bonnie A. Nardi, Paul M. Leonardi, Dan Sholler,