From Thinking to Tinkering¶
Ciborra, C. U. (1992). From Thinking to Tinkering: The Grassroots of Strategic Information Systems. The Information Society, 8(4), 297-309.
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- Bricolage
- In software it is the kludge and the glue script — a working integration chained from cron jobs, shell scripts, and spreadsheets that the next quarter demands.
This sourceFrames information-systems development as bricolage/tinkering — local improvisation and recombination of available systems rather than top-down design — the software-kludge/glue-script register of the pattern.
- In software it is the kludge and the glue script — a working integration chained from cron jobs, shell scripts, and spreadsheets that the next quarter demands.
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