Abstract
Given the diversity and novelty of contemporary digital phenomena involving such technologies as AI, digital platforms, robotics, machine learning, and social media, it is increasingly important that we develop effective ways of studying these phenomena to better understand the organizational outcomes being produced in practice. Our symposium will bring together scholars who are working with non- traditional methodological approaches and analytical tools for studying materiality in organizing. They will share their experiences with different ways of studying digital phenomena, consider how these alternative methods differ from more traditional ways of studying technology in organizations, and discuss the value and research insights that are produced in the process. Building an Apparatus: Studying Digital Traces in Citizen Science Presenter: Carsten S. Osterlund; Syracuse U. Studying Medical Work as Sociomaterial Practices Presenter: Natalia Levina; New York U. Theorizing Routines as Multiple, Distributed and Sociomaterially-Enacted Phenomena Presenter: Luciana D'Adderio; U. of Edinburgh Enfolding Materiality into our Research by Attending to Genealogy in Practice Presenter: Susan Scott; London School of Economics and Political Science
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