A pragmatic view of knowledge and boundaries¶
Carlile, P. R. (2002). A pragmatic view of knowledge and boundaries: Boundary objects in new product development. Organization Science, 13(4), 442-455.
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- Translation and Conceptual Bridging
- The translation into algorithmic form forces clarity and often uncovers inconsistencies in the source framework, an effect Carlile (2002) frames as the pragmatic transformation of knowledge across boundaries.
This sourceDevelops syntactic, semantic, and pragmatic boundaries; shows how making tacit judgment explicit (e.g., in algorithmic form) exposes incoherences and forces transformation of knowledge across boundaries.
- The translation into algorithmic form forces clarity and often uncovers inconsistencies in the source framework, an effect Carlile (2002) frames as the pragmatic transformation of knowledge across boundaries.
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