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Timing expertise in software development environments

Zeitfaktoren in der Softwareentwicklung
[working paper]

Ruiz Ben, Esther

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Technische Universität Berlin, Fak. VI Planen, Bauen, Umwelt, Institut für Soziologie Fachgebiet Techniksoziologie

Abstract

In the ICT industry, and particularly in the software sector, knowledge change, the development of expertise and the construction of professionalism are crucial factors for understanding institutional patterns related to professionalisation. This paper draws upon research on professionalisation in t... view more

In the ICT industry, and particularly in the software sector, knowledge change, the development of expertise and the construction of professionalism are crucial factors for understanding institutional patterns related to professionalisation. This paper draws upon research on professionalisation in the ICT industry conducted in Germany to explore how time regimes regarding innovation, qualification requirements and working time regulations are linked to the structuration of expertise in different organisational settings and correspond to particular and contextual professionalism. Project deadlines play a crucial role in the structuration of expertise as common pattern for IT firms, whereas ongoing education and quality standards integrated into management systems serve to stabilize professionalism in large IT enterprises.... view less

Keywords
IT career; qualification; Federal Republic of Germany; time management; IT industry; information technology; time budget; time factor; innovation; software; time sovereignty; working conditions; communication technology; time

Classification
Occupational Research, Occupational Sociology

Method
descriptive study

Free Keywords
software develpment; expertise; structuration; innovation cycles; knowledge management

Document language
English

Publication Year
2006

City
Berlin

Page/Pages
21 p.

Series
TUTS - Working Papers, 4-2006

Status
Published Version; reviewed

Licence
Basic Digital Peer Publishing Licence


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