Social identity, collective engagement and communal patent for successful digital collaboration
This paper aims to develop a model of DCN (Digital Collaboration Network)’s sustainability based on social identity (social categorization, social identification and social comparison).Social identity takes a role as a glue for members of the community so that the sustainability of a community wi...
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my.uum.repo.200932016-11-29T03:47:52Z http://repo.uum.edu.my/20093/ Social identity, collective engagement and communal patent for successful digital collaboration Fachrunnisa, Olivia Adhiatma, Ardian Mustafa, Mustafa HM Sociology T Technology (General) This paper aims to develop a model of DCN (Digital Collaboration Network)’s sustainability based on social identity (social categorization, social identification and social comparison).Social identity takes a role as a glue for members of the community so that the sustainability of a community will be maintained.Furthermore, with a strong social identity, a DCN will produce a communal products and services.In order to protect product and service that has economic value and commercialized by members of the community, we need to endorse an intellectual rights property (communal patent).Collective engagement will also reinforce the sustainability of a collaborative network.This study will contribute to the efforts to maintain the sustainability digital collaboration by strengthening social identity and the creation of communal property.This study will use qualitative experimental design in which a framework will be designed to simulate and evaluate the implementation of social identity theory and the creation of communal property in the digital community. 2016-08-29 Conference or Workshop Item PeerReviewed application/pdf en http://repo.uum.edu.my/20093/1/KMICe2016%20258%20262.pdf Fachrunnisa, Olivia and Adhiatma, Ardian and Mustafa, Mustafa (2016) Social identity, collective engagement and communal patent for successful digital collaboration. In: Knowledge Management International Conference (KMICe) 2016, 29 – 30 August 2016, Chiang Mai, Thailand. http://www.kmice.cms.net.my/kmice2016/files/KMICe2016_eproceeding.pdf |
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This paper aims to develop a model of DCN (Digital
Collaboration Network)’s sustainability based on
social identity (social categorization, social
identification and social comparison).Social identity takes a role as a glue for members of the community so that the sustainability of a community will be maintained.Furthermore, with a strong social identity, a DCN will produce a communal products and services.In order to protect product and service that has economic value and commercialized by members of the community, we need to endorse an intellectual rights property (communal patent).Collective engagement will also reinforce the sustainability of a collaborative network.This study will contribute to the efforts to maintain the sustainability digital collaboration by strengthening social identity and the creation of communal property.This study will use qualitative experimental design in which a framework will be designed to simulate and
evaluate the implementation of social identity theory and the creation of communal property in the digital community. |
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