Codification and Collaboration: Information Quality in Social Media
Authors | Gerald C.(Jerry) Kane Sam Ransbotham |
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Publication date | 2012 |
ISBN | 978-162748604-0 |
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Codification and Collaboration: Information Quality in Social Media - scientific work about Wikipedia quality published in 2012, written by Gerald C.(Jerry) Kane and Sam Ransbotham.
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This paper argues that social media combines the codification and collaboration features of earlier generations of knowledge management systems. This combination potentially changes the way knowledge is created, potentially requiring new theories and methods for understanding these processes. Authors forward the specialized social network method of two-mode networks as one such approach. Authors examine the information quality of 16,244 articles built through 2,677,397 revisions by 147,362 distinct contributors to Wikipedia's Medicine Wikiproject. Authors find that the structure of the contributor-artifact network is associated with information quality in these networks. Their findings have implications for managers seeking to cultivate effective knowledge creation environments using social media and to identify valuable knowledge created external to the firm.
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Kane, Gerald C.(Jerry); Ransbotham, Sam. (2012). "[[Codification and Collaboration: Information Quality in Social Media]]". ACM International Conference Proceeding Series 2012, pp. 764-772. ISBN: 978-162748604-0.
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Kane, Gerald C.(Jerry); Ransbotham, Sam. (2012). "<a href="https://wikipediaquality.com/wiki/Codification_and_Collaboration:_Information_Quality_in_Social_Media">Codification and Collaboration: Information Quality in Social Media</a>". ACM International Conference Proceeding Series 2012, pp. 764-772. ISBN: 978-162748604-0.
