• 1951
    (b.) -
    2005 February 13
    (d.)

Bio/Description

Known for his innovative thinking about information systems rooted in socio-technical theory. Recognized the importance of tinkering, bricolage and emotion in the development and use of information systems. At the same time saw the relevance of transaction cost theory in the way organizations behave. Active, too, in the field of risk management. Inspired researchers and thinkers around the world from his base at the London School of Economics
  • Date of Birth:

    1951
  • Date of Death:

    2005 February 13
  • Gender:

    Male
  • Noted For:

    Understanding of information systems, relevance of transaction cost theory
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