Thats a unique idea.You should consider the following idea to enhance your idea so that it would impact uniquely:  reports upon I.T. initiatives in the U.K. public sector where choices re made, decisions taken, major investment authorised, and new I.T. introduced. The research investigation follod practice over several years in three Police Forces as new information technologies re introduced.  focus on these I.T. trajectories, and in particular the actions, interactions and events within and across groups of people.  argue that practices surrounding I.T. choice are socially shaped. Indeed, the choices and subsequent acquisition can be vied as part of a process of ongoing configuration.  argue that Social Worlds Theory has much to offer in understanding what happens as I.T. trajectories evolve in organisations. The empirical part of the paper reports upon the findings from a longitudinal, cross-case analysis within the three Police Forces - institutions that are often characterised as bureaucratic in form, and culture. In each case, the I.T. trajectories re follod utilising a variety of qualitative techniques. Drawing upon social worlds theory, and boundary objects,  consider the influence of certain 'objects' upon I.T. outcomes, and the way in which other boundary objects become a focus for the construction of apparent facades of formality.
['Keith S. Horton', 'Trevor Wood-Harper']
I am writing a research paper on a idea The shaping of I.T. I am writing a research paper on a idea trajectories: evidence from the U.K. I am writing a research paper on a idea public sector
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