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Developing a knowledge-based perspective on coordination: The case of global software projects
Authors:Julia Kotlarsky  Paul C van Fenema  Leslie P Willcocks
Affiliation:1. Warwick Business School, The University of Warwick, CV4 7AL Coventry, United Kingdom;2. Netherlands Defense Academy, The Netherlands;3. London School of Economics, United Kingdom
Abstract:We have attempted to bring together two areas which are challenging for both IS research and practice: forms of coordination and management of knowledge in the context of global, virtual software development projects. We developed a more comprehensive, knowledge-based model of how coordination can be achieved, and\illustrated the heuristic and explanatory power of the model when applied to global software projects experiencing different degrees of success. We first reviewed the literature on coordination and determined what is known about coordination of knowledge in global software projects. From this we developed a new, distinctive knowledge-based model of coordination, which was then employed to analyze two case studies of global software projects, at SAP and Baan, to illustrate the utility of the model.
Keywords:Knowledge management  Knowledge flows  Coordination  Coordination mechanisms  Global software projects  Software development
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