Example study · Organization science, Information systems
How remote teams negotiate availability
How do members of remote teams signal and negotiate when they are available?
Example: invented check results. All 29 files unchanged since the run, 22 of 22 references found. Details
Private The files are not shared. Published version: Example Information Systems Quarterly (example, no link), may be behind a paywall. Dossier 891007cdaa3e1549
Published 2027-02-03 · CC-BY-4.0
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How studies reach it
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Disciplines it reaches
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What was checked
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Checked by E2ER
- ✓The study's fingerprint matches its list of files (version example)
- ✓29 of 29 files downloaded from GitHub
2027-03-15 10:00 UTC
Reported by the author's own check
- ✓integrity 29 files hash-verified against provenance.json
- ○numbers no computed tables in this study
- ✓citations 22 cite key(s) resolve in refs.bib; snapshot: 22 verified, 0 unverifiable at run time
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How it was produced
- 0 data files
- 22 references
- template Grounded theory with the Gioia method
- 1 specialist (declared)
- 5 result files
- 4 paper files
- 0 replication files
- reused in ines-varga/distributed-team-coordination-theorypriya-raman/remote-work-promotions
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Contributors
People
- ·Ines Varga · github:ines-varga · orcid:0000-0000-0000-0001 (conceptualization, investigation)
AI
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What it was built with
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Literature (22) Example · cited in the paper, each resolved against a bibliographic database
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Data and outputs (11 files with fingerprints) Example
Description
Data model- Discipline
- Organization scienceInformation systems
- Method family
- Qualitative
- Design
- not specified
- Research stage
- not specified
- Contributors
- Ines Varga (Conceptualization, Investigation)
- Usage
- not used in published research yet
- Source
- Example
- Record
- run:ines-varga/remote-team-availability · JSON
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Knowledge contributions
Written into the paper · plannedOne reference for E2ER, linking to the study's dossier; the people behind every part are listed under Contributors.
This paper was produced with E2ER. The templates, specialists, skills and connectors it used, their authors and their exact versions are listed in its dossier (e2er.org/d/891007cdaa3e1549).
| Contributor | Building blocks | Roles |
|---|---|---|
| Ines Varga | Grounded theory with the Gioia method; First-order coding in informants' terms; Building a Gioia data structure; first_order_coder | Methodology, Conceptualization, Writing – original draft, Software |
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