Navigating Identity and Access Management in the Modern Enterprise
MMINDDING - Dawna Ballard
1. Modern Times, Modern Spaces:
Interaction Genres and Multiminding in Network-Based Work
Dawna I. Ballard
University of Texas at Austin, Moody College of Communication
3. Time talks. Space speaks. Hall,1959, 1966, 1983
The Silent Language
basic underlying cultural assumption
deepest level of culture that contains taken-for-granted and institutionalized beliefs and values
seldom rise to the conscious level for examination and discussion
9. CHRONEMICS
PROXEMICS
Synchronous
Asynchronous
ConnectingCommuting
Remote
ContemplatingChoosing
culling
same time
different time
our time
my time
my space
Colocated
our space
same spacedifferent space
Interaction Genres, circa 2008 (Austin, TX)
Separation (2x2) = 4 interaction genres
Space = Co-located versus Remote
Time = Synchronous versus Asynchronous
“socially recognized type of communicative actions…that are habitually enacted by members of a community to realize particular social
purposes…” (Orlikowski & Yates, 1994)
10. Then things changed more…circa 2012, globally
Interaction work (McKinsey, 2012)
relies upon complex communication and coordination with others, yet requires independent judgment
11. Minding (circa 2008, Silicon Valley CA)
attention management strategy
considers broader time scales (e.g., from hourly to annually)
beyond tasking (central to industrial work)
Hall, 1959 (anthropology) vs. Thompson, 1967 (historian)
12. CHRONEMICS
PROXEMICS
Synchronous
Asynchronous
ConnectingCommuting
Remote
ContemplatingChoosing
culling
same time
different time
our time
my time
my space
Colocated
our space
same spacedifferent space
Interaction Genres, circa 2008 (Austin, TX)
Separation (2x2) = 4 interaction genres
Space = Co-located versus Remote
Time = Synchronous versus Asynchronous
“socially recognized type of communicative actions…that are habitually enacted by members of a community to realize particular social
purposes…” (Orlikowski & Yates, 1994)
13. CHRONEMICS
PROXEMICS
Synchronous
Asynchronous
ConnectingCommuting
Remote
ContemplatingChoosing
culling
same time
different time
our time
my time
my space
Colocated
our space
same spacedifferent space
Interaction Genres, circa 2014
Together
across space
space of flows
Continuous
over time
timeless time
Separation (2x2) = 4 interaction genres
Space = Co-located versus Remote
Time = Synchronous versus Asynchronous
“socially recognized type of communicative actions…that are habitually enacted by members of a community to realize particular social
purposes…” (Orlikowski & Yates, 1994)
19. to mind (v.)
1. to bring (an object or idea) to mind; remember 2. a. to become aware of;
notice b. to have in mind as a goal or purpose; intend 3. to attend to 4. to be
careful about 5. to care about; be concerned about 6. to take care or charge of;
look after