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1. Verfasser:	Diels, Hermann (VerfasserIn)
Format:	Elektronisch E-Book
Sprache:	German
Veröffentlicht:	Berlin ; Boston De Gruyter [2019] Georg Andreas Reimer Verlag [1890]
Ausgabe:	Reprint 2019
Schlagworte:	Griechisch Literatur Oracula Sibyllina Orakel BUSINESS & ECONOMICS / General
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Beschreibung:	1 online resource (158 pages)
ISBN:	9783111718804
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adam_text	OVERVIEW OF CONTENTS PART I INTRODUCTION: SOLUTION SPACE FOR USER INNOVATION AND D ESIG N ........................ 1 1 THE CHALLENGE OF SIMPLIFYING SOLUTION SPACE ......................................................... 3 2 FRAMING FOR THE DISSERTATION........................................................................................11 3 DEFINITIONS OF SIGNIFICANT TERMS................................................................................17 4 STRUCTURE OF THE DISSERTATION ....................................................................................... 21 PART II USING SOLUTION SPACE: EXPLORING USERS SIMPLIFYING SOLUTION SPACE .......... 27 1 NEEDS AND OBJECTIVES....................................................................................................29 2 UNDERSTANDING THE CONTEXT..........................................................................................32 3 THEORETICAL UNDERPINNING ........................................................................................... 40 4 METHOD AND DATA........................................................................................................... 44 5 FINDINGS...........................................................................................................................64 6 D ISCUSSION.......................................................................................................................76 PART III STRUCTURING SOLUTION SPACE: EXPLORING TOOLKITS SIMPLIFYING SOLUTION SPACE........................................................................................................ 79 1 NEEDS AND OBJECTIVES................................................. 81 2 UNDERSTANDING THE CONTEXT......................................................................................... 85 3 THEORETICAL UNDERPINNING........................................................................................... 90 4 METHOD AND DATA........................................................................................................... 94 5 FINDINGS: SIMPLIFYING SOLUTION SPACE FOR USERS .................................................. 100 6 D ISCUSSION.................................................................................................................... 113 PART IV GENERATING SOLUTION SPACE: DESIGNING A TOOLKIT TO GENERATE AND RECOMMEND SOLUTIONS................................................................................. 117 1 NEEDS AND OBJECTIVES................................................................................................. 119 2 THEORETICAL FOUNDATIONS FOR DESIGN ........................................................................ 123 3 METHOD AND CONTEXT................................................................................................... 129 4 FINDINGS: DESCRIBING THE ARTIFACTS ........................................................................... 135 5 FINDINGS: EVALUATIONS................................................................................................. 147 6 D ISCUSSION...................................................................................................................... 155 PART V DISCUSSION: SIMPLIFYING SOLUTION SPACE...........................................................159 1 SUMMARY OF STUDIES....................................................................................................161 2 THEORETICAL CONTRIBUTIONS..........................................................................................169 3 IMPLICATIONS FOR PRACTICE.............................................................................................177 4 LIMITATIONS AND FUTURE RESEARCH........................................... 181 5 CONCLUSION..................................................................................................................... 184 REFERENCES............................................................................................................................185 ANNEXES................................................................................................................................199 TABLE OF CONTENTS FOREWORD..................................................................................................................................V PREFACE................................................................................................................................... VII OVERVIEW OF CONTENTS.......................................................................................................... IX TABLE OF CONTENTS................................................................................................................. XI LIST OF FIGURES....................................................................................................................XVII LIST OF TABLES.......................................................................................................................XIX LIST OF ABBREVIATIONS.......................................................................................................... XX PART I INTRODUCTION: SOLUTION SPACE FOR USER INNOVATION AND D ESIG N ....................... 1 1 THE CHALLENGE OF SIMPLIFYING SOLUTION SPACE..........................................................3 2 FRAMING FOR THE DISSERTATION........................................................................................11 2.1 CHARACTERISTICS OF ARTIFACTS...............................................................................N 2.2 MODULARITY IN PRODUCTS.....................................................................................12 2.3 MODULARITY IN ORGANIZATIONS........................................................................... 13 2.4 MODULARITY FOR SIMPLIFYING SOLUTION SPACE.....................................................15 3 DEFINITIONS OF SIGNIFICANT TERMS ............................................................................... 17 4 STRUCTURE OF THE DISSERTATION........................................................................................21 PART II USING SOLUTION SPACE: EXPLORING USERS SIMPLIFYING SOLUTION SPACE .......... 27 1 NEEDS AND OBJECTIVES................................................................................................... 29 2 UNDERSTANDING THE CONTEXT ......................................................................................... 32 2.1 USER INNOVATION ............................................................................................... 32 2.1.1 USER FIRMS AS INNOVATORS .......................................................................... 32 2.1.2 END USERS AS INNOVATORS ...........................................................................34 2.1.3 STICKY INFORMATION .................................................................................... 35 2.2 TOOLKITS FOR USER INNOVATION............................................................................ 36 2.3 SOLUTION SPACE FOR MAKING...............................................................................38 3 THEORETICAL UNDERPINNING........................................................................................... 40 3.1 OPERATIONS IN MODULARITY.................................................................................41 3.2 INTERFACES IN MODULARITY .................................................................................. 42 4 METHOD AND DATA............................................................................................................44 4.1 RESEARCH APPROACH.................................................................................................44 4.2 RESEARCH DESIGN.......................................................................................................46 4.2.1 RESEARCH DESIGN FOR SUB-STUDY 1 ............................................................... 48 4.2.2 RESEARCH DESIGN FOR SUB-STUDY 2 ............................................................... 50 4.3 CASE DETAILS...............................................................................................................53 4.3.1 CASE DETAILS FOR SUB-STUDY 1 ..................................................................... 53 4.3.2 CASE DETAILS FOR SUB-STUDY 2 . .....................................................................57 5 FINDINGS...........................................................................................................................64 5.1 FINDINGS FROM SUB-STUDY 1.....................................................................................64 5.1.1 MODULAR ORGANIZATION .............................................................................. 65 5.1.2 MODULAR PRODUCT DESIGN .......................................................................... 65 5.2 FINDINGS FROM SUB-STUDY 2 .....................................................................................68 5.2.1 MODULAR ORGANIZATION .............................................................................. 68 5.2.2 MODULAR PRODUCT DESIGN .......................................................................... 71 5.3 CROSS FINDINGS FROM SUB-STUDIES..........................................................................73 5.3.1 STAGES OF USER INNOVATION ......................................................................... 73 5.3.2 DYNAMIC INTERFACES TO SIMPLIFY SOLUTION SPACE .......................................... 75 6 D ISCUSSION.......................................................................................................................76 6.1 SOLUTION SPACE FOR USER INNOVATION......................................................................76 6.2 CONCLUSION................................................................................................................77 PART III STRUCTURING SOLUTION SPACE: EXPLORING TOOLKITS SIMPLIFYING SOLUTION SPACE.................................................................................................................................79 1 NEEDS AND OBJECTIVES....................................................................................................81 2 UNDERSTANDING THE CONTEXT..........................................................................................85 2.1 EXPERT TOOLKITS..........................................................................................................85 2.2 BASIC TOOLKITS.............................................................................................................86 2.3 SOLUTION SPACE DEVELOPMENT ................................................................................ 88 3 THEORETICAL UNDERPINNING............................................................................................90 3.1 MODULARITY-IN-USE....................................................................................................90 3.2 MODULARITY-IN-DESIGN..............................................................................................92 4 METHOD AND DATA............................................................................................................94 4.1 RESEARCH APPROACH..........................................................................................94 4.2 RESEARCH DESIGN................................................................................................96 4.2.1 KEYWORD SEARCH ........................................................................................ 97 4.2.2 CREATE DATA REPOSITORY .............................................................................97 4.2.3 SAMPLING CASES ......................................................................................... 97 4.2.4 SOLUTION SPACE ATTRIBUTES ......................................................................... 98 4.2.5 ENRICH CASES .............................................................................................. 98 4.3 DATA SAMPLE...................................................................................................... 98 5 FINDINGS: SIMPLIFYING SOLUTION SPACE FOR USERS .................................................. 100 5.1 ANALYSIS OF TOOLKIT SOLUTION SPACE................................................................ 101 5.1.1 SOLUTION SPACE CATEGORIZATION BASED ON MODULARITY-IN-USE ....................... 101 5.1.2 SOLUTION SPACE AND MODULARITY-IN-DESIGN ................................................. 108 5.2 MECHANISMS FOR SIMPLIFYING SOLUTION SPACE ................................................. 110 6 D ISCUSSION.....................................................................................................................113 6.1 META-TOOLKIT FOR USER CREATED TOOLKITS ......................................................... 114 6.2 CONCLUSION...................................................................................................... 115 PART IV GENERATING SOLUTION SPACE: DESIGNING A TOOLKIT TO GENERATE AND RECOMMEND SOLUTIONS................................................................................................117 1 NEEDS AND OBJECTIVES..................................................................................................119 2 THEORETICAL FOUNDATIONS FOR DESIGN.........................................................................123 2.1 NEED SOLUTION PAIRS........................................................................................ 123 2.2 MAKING DESIGN DECISIONS...............................................................................124 2.3 FOCUSED NAVIGATION IN TOOLKITS......................................................................125 2.4 RECOMMENDER SYSTEMS...................................................................................126 2.4.1 KNOWLEDGE-BASED AND CONSTRAINT-BASED RECOMMENDER SYSTEMS .............. 127 3 METHOD AND CONTEXT................................................................................................... 129 3.1 RESEARCH APPROACH........................................................................................ 129 3.2 RESEARCH DESIGN..............................................................................................130 3.2.1 PROBLEM IDENTIFICATION AND MOTIVATION .................................................... 132 3.2.2 OBJECTIVES OF A SOLUTION ........................................................................... 132 3.2.3 DESIGN & DEVELOPMENT ........................................................................... 132 3.2.4 DEMONSTRATION ........................................................................................ 133 3.2.5 EVALUATION .............................................................................................. 133 3.2.6 COMMUNICATION .......................................................................................134 4 FINDINGS: DESCRIBING THE ARTIFACTS............................................................................135 4.1 ARTIFACT 1: WEB-BASED INTERFACE (VIEW)..........................................................136 4.2 ARTIFACT 2: ALGORITHM FOR SOLUTIONS (CONTROLLER)............................................140 4.2.1 EXPLICIT NEEDS VALIDATION ......................................................................... 141 4.2.2 SOLUTION GENERATION ................................................................................ 141 4.2.3 SOLUTION REDUCTION .................................................................................. 142 4.3 ARTIFACT 3: ONTOLOGY FOR NEED-BASED RECOMMENDATIONS (MODEL) ............... 142 4.3.1 EXPLICIT DATABASE .....................................................................................144 4.3.2 IMPLICIT DATABASE ......................................................................................144 4.3.3 INPUT READER ........................................................................................... 146 4.3.4 SOLUTION MODEL ........................................................................................146 5 FINDINGS: EVALUATIONS..................................................................................................147 5.1 OBSERVATIONAL STUDIES.....................................................................................147 5.2 EXPERIMENTS.....................................................................................................148 5.2.1 METHOD .................................................................................................... 148 5.2.2 RESULTS ....................................................................................................151 6 D ISCUSSION.....................................................................................................................155 6.1 GENERAL DISCUSSIONS ....................................................................................... 135 6.1.1 REFLECTIONS ............................................................................................... 155 6.1.2 LIMITATIONS AND FUTURE RESEARCH ............................................................. 156 6.2 SUMMARY OF RESULTS........................................................................................157 6.2.1 DESIGNED ARTIFACTS ...................................................................................157 6.2.2 HYPOTHESES VALIDATION ............................................................................. 157 6.3 CONCLUSION.......................................................................................................158 PART V DISCUSSION: SIMPLIFYING SOLUTION SPACE..........................................................159 1 SUMMARY OF STUDIES....................................................................................................161 1.1 SUMMARY OF PART II......................................................................................... 163 1.2 SUMMARY OF PART HI.........................................................................................165 1.3 SUMMARY OF PART IV.........................................................................................167 2 THEORETICAL CONTRIBUTIONS..........................................................................................169 2.1 SUMMARIZED THEORETICAL CONTRIBUTIONS.........................................................169 2.1.1 THEORETICAL CONTRIBUTIONS OF PART II .......................................................... 169 2.1.2 THEORETICAL CONTRIBUTIONS OF PART III .........................................................171 2.1.3 THEORETICAL CONTRIBUTIONS OF PART IV. ........................................................ 172 2.2 CROSS STUDY CONTRIBUTIONS............................................................................. 173 2.2.1 MECHANISMS FOR SIMPLIFYING SOLUTION SPACE ........................................... 173 2.2.2 BOTTOM-UP MODULARITY FOR USER INNOVATION ............................................. 174 2.2.3 MODEL FOR SIMPLIFYING SOLUTION SPACE ......................................................175 3 IMPLICATIONS FOR PRACTICE.............................................................................................177 4 LIMITATIONS AND FUTURE RESEARCH ............................................................................. 181 4.1 LIMITATIONS OF THE STUDIES...............................................................................181 4.2 FUTURE RESEARCH..............................................................................................182 5 CONCLUSION.....................................................................................................................184 REFERENCES............................................................................................................................ 185 ANNEXES.................................................................................................................................199 ANNEX A: QUESTIONNAIRE FOR USER INNOVATORS ...................................................... 201 ANNEX B: STRUCTURE OF CASE STUDIES FOR PART II ................................................... 202 ANNEX C: SURVEY QUESTIONS FOR MAKER EVENT PARTICIPANTS ................................ 203 ANNEX D: SURVEY USED IN EXPERIMENT.................................................................204 ANNEX E: GLOSSARY OF TECHNOLOGIES AND ORGANIZATIONS......................................205
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spelling	Diels, Hermann aut Sibyllinische Blätter Hermann Diels Reprint 2019 Berlin ; Boston De Gruyter [2019] Georg Andreas Reimer Verlag [1890] © 1890 1 online resource (158 pages) txt rdacontent c rdamedia cr rdacarrier Description based on online resource; title from PDF title page (publisher's Web site, viewed 26. Nov 2019) In German Griechisch Literatur Oracula Sibyllina Orakel BUSINESS & ECONOMICS / General bisacsh Erscheint auch als Druck-Ausgabe 9783111091938 https://doi.org/10.1515/9783111718804 Verlag URL des Erstveröffentlichers Volltext DNB Datenaustausch application/pdf http://bvbr.bib-bvb.de:8991/F?func=service&doc_library=BVB01&local_base=BVB01&doc_number=031662643&sequence=000001&line_number=0001&func_code=DB_RECORDS&service_type=MEDIA Inhaltsverzeichnis
spellingShingle	Diels, Hermann Sibyllinische Blätter Griechisch Literatur Oracula Sibyllina Orakel BUSINESS & ECONOMICS / General bisacsh
title	Sibyllinische Blätter
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title_exact_search	Sibyllinische Blätter
title_full	Sibyllinische Blätter Hermann Diels
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title_full_unstemmed	Sibyllinische Blätter Hermann Diels
title_short	Sibyllinische Blätter
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topic	Griechisch Literatur Oracula Sibyllina Orakel BUSINESS & ECONOMICS / General bisacsh
topic_facet	Griechisch Literatur Oracula Sibyllina Orakel BUSINESS & ECONOMICS / General
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