TEMA 10. UNDERLÄTTAR DISTANSARBETE
6.1 Framtida forskning
Denna studie har undersökt relationen shadow IT med tyst kunskap. Även fast resultaten inte är generaliserbara för alla organisationer ger det en indikation på att en koppling mellan SIT och delningen av tyst kunskap finns. Då tidigare forskning fastslagit att SIT utgör en säkerhetsrisk i form av dataförlust och dataläckage skulle framtida forskning kunna undersöka hur man ska öka säkerhetsaspekter i tekniken för att säkerställa fortsatt delning av tyst kunskap. Framtida forskning skulle även kunna undersöka hur man skapar liknande förutsättningar och forum som vid SIT, i syfte att antingen fasa ut SIT eller komplettera SIT och öka förståelsen för kunskapsdelning. Framtida forskning skulle kunna ytterligare studera SECI-modellens tredje dimension kombination för att undersöka huruvida denna dimension verkligen sker utan något inslag av tyst kunskap.
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Bilaga 1: Intervjuguide
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- Ca 30 minuter per intervjutillfälle.
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INTERVJUOBJEKT #____
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Normal arbetsplats: _______
Inledning: Berätta vem jag är, vad jag gör, syftet med uppsatsen, vikten av tillgång till datainsamling och uppskattning för deltagande. Påminna om frivillighet och konfidentiell behandling av
intervjumaterial.
Inledande förklaring: Teknik i nedan frågor avser hårdvara, mjukvara och IT-tjänster.
- Vilken teknik (hårdvara, mjukvara, IT-tjänst) använder du i ditt arbetsliv som arbetsplatsen tillhandahåller?
- Vilken teknik tillhandahåller du själv organisationen?
- Använder du den tekniken även privat?
- Finns det någon annan teknik som dina kollegor tillhandahåller?
- Vilket är den mest utbredda kommunikationskanalen i organisationen?
- Vilken kommunikationskanal föredrar du när du kommunicerar i arbetslivet?
- Varför föredrar du den?
- Vad är skillnaderna mellan att kommunicera med exempelvis mail och chat?
- Får du snabbare återkoppling när du kommunicerar via ex chat?
- På vilket sätt har Covid-19 ändrat sättet du kommunicerar på?
- Har organisationen erbjudit ny teknik i och med Covid-19 när det gäller kommunikation?
- Upplever du att det finns viss teknik som minskar barriären för dig att dela kunskap med andra?
- om ja, vilken typ av kunskap?
- Upplever du att det finns viss teknik som minskar barriären för andra att dela kunskap med dig?
- om ja, vilken typ av kunskap?
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