Example study · Organization science, Social sciences
A theory of how routines absorb new tools
How do organizational routines change when a new AI tool is introduced into them?
Example: invented check results. All 21 files unchanged since the run, 31 of 36 references found. Details
Public. Example: there is no file. Dossier 35772c444f21bc98
Published 2027-04-22 · CC-BY-4.0
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left: what it builds on · right: what builds on it · pale: exampleContributed by Hannah Weber (example)
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- ✓The study's fingerprint matches its list of files (version example)
- ✓21 of 21 files downloaded from GitHub
2027-04-22 10:00 UTC
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- ✓integrity 21 files hash-verified against provenance.json
- ○numbers no computed tables in this study
- ✓citations 36 cite key(s) resolve in refs.bib; snapshot: 31 verified, 5 unverifiable at run time
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- 36 references
- derived from ines-varga/distributed-team-coordination-theory
- template Theory construction as disciplined imagination
- 1 specialist (declared)
- 3 result files
- 4 paper files
- 0 replication files
- reused in hannah-weber/theory-building-with-ai
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Contributors
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- ·Hannah Weber · github:hannah-weber · orcid:0000-0000-0000-0013 (conceptualization, investigation)
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- Organization scienceSocial sciences
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- Theoretical
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- not specified
- Research stage
- not specified
- Contributors
- Hannah Weber (Conceptualization, Investigation)
- Usage
- not used in published research yet
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- Example
- Record
- run:hannah-weber/routine-change-theory · JSON
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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/35772c444f21bc98).
| Contributor | Building blocks | Roles |
|---|---|---|
| Jun Sato | Theory construction as disciplined imagination; Running thought trials; Declaring selection criteria for conjectures; conjecture_generator | Methodology, Conceptualization, Writing – original draft, Software |
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