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Auflistung nach Autor:in "Kutzner, Kristin"

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  • Zeitschriftenartikel
    Ein Open-Source-Projekt zur Erstellung von Community Portalen
    (HMD Praxis der Wirtschaftsinformatik: Vol. 54, No. 4, 2017) Hofer, Julien; Kutzner, Kristin; Knackstedt, Ralf
    Internettechnologien unterstützen den Austausch von Communities of Practice, indem Möglichkeiten zur Virtualisierung in Form von Portalen angeboten werden. Akteure können damit zeit- und ortsunabhängig Communities of Practice aufbauen. Bei Betrachtung der Portallandschaft im Internet zeigt sich eine große Vielfalt an Portalen, die in der Regel individuell entwickelt werden, obwohl oftmals gleiche Strukturen und Funktionalitäten erforderlich sind. Aufgrund dieser Wiederverendungspotentiale erscheint es vielversprechend eine Community of Practice in Form eines Open-Source-Projektes für die Erstellung von Community Portalen zu etablieren.Der Beitrag berichtet erste Ergebnisse eines solchen Projektes und adressiert das Thema des Heftes – nämlich den Aufbau von Communities of Practice – auf zweifache Weise: (1) Es wird das Open-Source-Projekt zur Bereitstellung von Funktionalität für Community Portale vorgestellt. Das Ziel unserer Community of Practice liegt darin, die für Portale erforderliche Funktionalität bereitzustellen, sodass auch technikferne Communities in der Lage sind Community Portale aufzubauen. (2) Weiterhin wird die Anwendung der Funktionalität in ausgewählten Communities vorgestellt. Unsere neu entstandene Community of Practice unterstützt die Communities, welche Portale für die gemeinsame Arbeit nutzen. Darüber hinaus befindet sich unsere Praxisgemeinschaft im ständigen Austausch mit anderen Communities of Practice, wie der Entwickler-Community Drupal, sodass ein Netzwerk bestehend aus mehreren Communities of Practice entsteht. Der Beitrag gibt auch einen Einblick in dieses Netzwerk.AbstractInternet technologies support the exchange between Communities of Practice through possibilities of visualization in the form of portals. Time- and location-independent actors may build thereby Communities of Practice. Regarding internet portals there is a huge variety of portals. Although similar structures and functionalities are necessary, portals are mostly developed individually. Hence the potential of reuse demand the establishment of a Community of Practice for the development of community portals in the form of an Open-Source-Project.This paper presents results of a project and addresses the theme of the journal – the composition of Communities of Practice – twice: (1) The Open-Source-Project providing functionality for community portals is presented. Our Community of Practice aims to provide necessary functionalities for portals so that communities, without focus on technical themes, are able to build portals. (2) Moreover the application of our functionalities is presented in various Communities. Our new arisen Community of Practice supports those communities which use portals for collaborative work. Furthermore, our Community of Practice compares notes with other Communities of Practice such as the Developer-Community Drupal. Thus a network of several Communities of Practice arises and is also presented here.
  • Textdokument
    Exploring the content composition of online book reviews
    (INFORMATIK 2020, 2021) Kutzner, Kristin; Schoormann, Thorsten; Knackstedt, Ralf
    Today, anyone can perform an opinion-expressing form of literary criticism by writing online book reviews. Sellers and publishers recognised the strategic potential of such reviews, for example, to increase sales. However, despite the popularity and recognised importance of book reviews, only little is known about the actual content in detail. Drawing on a category system and manually annotated reviews, this study explores the content composition of book reviews. We disclose frequently used content-related book review components and perform a cluster analysis, exploring which components often occur together. Our results support literary scholars in investigating the digital phenomenon of literary criticism and the study illustrates a sample Computational Humanities project which can be transferred to other research endeavours.
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    Socially Business Process Patterns – A Sustainability Report-driven Demonstration and Refinement
    (INFORMATIK 2020, 2021) Schoormann, Thorsten; Kutzner, Kristin
    Business process patterns provide a well-accepted tool for analyzing and improving processes. Thus, patterns have the potential to leverage the sustainable transformation of organizations by considering societal and environmental concerns in addition to economic obligations. Although various process patterns have been proposed, there is a deficit regarding the social dimension of sustainability, which hinders improving processes in terms of issues such as inclusive working environments, employee health, participation, or fair value chains. By drawing on an initial set of socially business process patterns (SBPPs) that has been developed in previous work, this study seeks to examine sustainability reports from several organizations to evaluate, refine, and extend the current set of SBPPs. We contribute to social sustainability and process patterns by enabling researchers and practitioners to explore processes in respect of social concerns as well as providing orientation (i.e., examples) on how to improve social performance.