More than a decade ago, Thornton and colleagues added community to the inter-institutional system argued that logic shapes individual organizational behavior, determines organizing principles, influences community–organization relationships. In justifying this addition defining ideal type, they drew mostly upon literature on local communities organizations. However, increasing relevance of othe...

The financial crisis of 2007-2009 has precipitated large scale regulatory change. Tight deadlines for implementation require organizations to start working on remediation projects before final drafts of regulations are crystalized. Firms are faced with engaging in complex and costly change management programs at a time when profits are diminished. As a consequence of these factors, pre-crisis l...

Purpose This paper researches the professionalization of financial planning in Australia. The authors investigate how institutional logic major institutions inhibits this occupation from moving toward a professional status. Design/methodology/approach study uses documentary analysis government inquiries into Australian services 1997 to 2017 ascertain various logics relating planning. method inv...

Remote patient monitoring (RPM) of chronic diseases represents a care modality with great potential to substantially improve outcomes and reduce hospital admission costs society. Empirical research has examined the processes RPM adoption implementation; however, implementation – complex technological health service innovation remains challenging. Various analytical frameworks have tried underst...

The concept of technological frames of reference (TFR) has been used to uncover people’s sense making of information and communication technologies (ICT), in order to deepen the understanding of ICT use. But the role of the organization’s institutional context in the development of TFR has been overlooked, and most studies of TFR has been snapshots of frames. In order to contribute to the knowl...