Unveiling Legitimacy in the unexpected events context : An Inquiry into Information System Consultancy companies and international organizations through Topic Modeling Analysis
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| author | Abidi, Oussama |
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| contents | In an increasingly dynamic and modern market, the recurrence of unexpected events necessitates proactive responses from information system (IS) stakeholders. Each IS actor strives to legitimize its actions and communicate its strategy. This study delves into the realm of IS legitimation, focusing on the communication of two key stakeholders: IS consultancy companies and international organizations, particularly in the context of unexpected events. To achieve this objective, we examined a diverse array of publications released by both actors. Employing a topic modeling methodology, we analyzed these documents to extract valuable insights regarding their methods of legitimation. Through this research, we aim to contribute to the legitimation discourse literature by offering an exploration of two key IS stakeholders responding to the challenges posed by unexpected events. |
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| spellingShingle | Unveiling Legitimacy in the unexpected events context : An Inquiry into Information System Consultancy companies and international organizations through Topic Modeling Analysis Abidi, Oussama Computers and Society Information Retrieval In an increasingly dynamic and modern market, the recurrence of unexpected events necessitates proactive responses from information system (IS) stakeholders. Each IS actor strives to legitimize its actions and communicate its strategy. This study delves into the realm of IS legitimation, focusing on the communication of two key stakeholders: IS consultancy companies and international organizations, particularly in the context of unexpected events. To achieve this objective, we examined a diverse array of publications released by both actors. Employing a topic modeling methodology, we analyzed these documents to extract valuable insights regarding their methods of legitimation. Through this research, we aim to contribute to the legitimation discourse literature by offering an exploration of two key IS stakeholders responding to the challenges posed by unexpected events. |
| title | Unveiling Legitimacy in the unexpected events context : An Inquiry into Information System Consultancy companies and international organizations through Topic Modeling Analysis |
| topic | Computers and Society Information Retrieval |
| url | https://arxiv.org/abs/2407.17509 |