Books in the Routledge Studies in Technology, Work and Organizations series

Addresses the genesis and career of the modern day enterprise system. This book does so through setting out a different approach for the study of packaged solutions and presents empirical studies based on ethnographic and longitudinal research conducted within supplier organisations and other relevant sites.

Analyses how technologies are emerging against a background of continuing globalization of research and development activities. This book also explores how technological communities and networks shape a range of computer based technologies in regional, national and international contexts.

The book goes behind the innovation frenzy characterizing society today. It brings attention to the commercial waste, policy ineffectiveness and human suffering caused by the way corporations have executed and policy makers have regulated innovation. It emphasizes the unexploited opportunities of approaches that consider also long term and undesirable consequences of innovation.

This book brings together a comprehensive collection of empirically-grounded and theoretically-informed research projects from studies of organizational practice which explore a number of technological changes.

Bringing together studies of everyday local practices in workplaces within information society, this book has a special focus on social space and the agency of actors. it includes both theoretical reviews and qualitative research.

Drawing on the experiences of individuals, households and businesses, this book offers an international view on being rural as information and communication technologies are applied more widely and allow people to be connected across geographies.

Patent Management and Valuation presents novel and original research on patent value determinants, which are intrinsic or extrinsic to the innovator's business model, and will be vital reading for researchers, academics, and policy decision makers in the area of in market valuation, management of technology, innovation management, and economic geography.

Reports on organizational forms, knowledge management and organizational learning and the management of innovation in project-based settings.

Bringing together studies of everyday local practices in workplaces within an information society, this book has a special focus on social space and the agency of actors. It includes both theoretical reviews and qualitative research.

The book goes behind the innovation frenzy characterizing society today. It brings attention to the commercial waste, policy ineffectiveness and human suffering caused by the way corporations have executed and policy makers have regulated innovation. It emphasizes the unexploited opportunities of approaches that consider also long term and undesirable consequences of innovation.