Designing, Producing and Using Artifacts in the Structuration of Firm Knowledge: Evidence from Proprietary and Open Processes of Software Development
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- Alessandro Rossi & Marco Zamarian, 2006. "Designing, Producing and Using Artifacts in the Structuration of Firm Knowledge: Evidence from Proprietary and Open Processes of Software Development," ROCK Working Papers 036, Department of Computer and Management Sciences, University of Trento, Italy, revised 12 Jun 2008.
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video/computer game industry; artifacts; free/open source software; video game consoles;All these keywords.
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