Team Learning in Information Systems Development - a literature Review
@inproceedings{Spohrer2012TeamLI, title={Team Learning in Information Systems Development - a literature Review}, author={Kai Spohrer and Behnaz Gholami and Armin Heinzl}, booktitle={European Conference on Information Systems}, year={2012} }
Information Systems Development (ISD) is fast moving, knowledge-intensive and requires a substantive amount of teamwork. In order to develop quality software, teams need to leverage the skills and knowledge of each team member. ISD teams who engage in learning at a group level can perform more effectively and efficiently. However, relative to other disciplines, knowledge and literature about team learning in ISD research is new and dispersed. This fact hampers the cumulative progress in…
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