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Component Content Management: Shaping the Discourse through Innovation Diffusion Research and Reciprocity

Rebekka Andersen University of California, DavisView further author information
Pages 384-411 | Published online: 22 Sep 2011

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Anirban Ganguly, Asim Talukdar & Debdeep Chatterjee. (2019) Evaluating the role of social capital, tacit knowledge sharing, knowledge quality and reciprocity in determining innovation capability of an organization. Journal of Knowledge Management 23:6, pages 1105-1135.
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Ann Hill Duin & Jason Chew Kit Tham. (2019) Cultivating code literacy. Communication Design Quarterly 6:3, pages 44-58.
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Tatiana Batova. (2018) Work Motivation in the Rhetoric of Component Content Management. Journal of Business and Technical Communication 32:3, pages 308-346.
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Jan Oevermann & Wolfgang Ziegler. (2018) Automated classification of content components in technical communication. Computational Intelligence 34:1, pages 30-48.
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Michael Trice. (2016) Evaluating Multilevel User Skill Expression in a Public, Unsupervised Wiki: A Case Study. IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication 59:3, pages 261-273.
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Carolyn D. Rude. (2015) Building Identity and Community Through Research. Journal of Technical Writing and Communication 45:4, pages 366-380.
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Carlos Evia, Matthew R. Sharp & Manuel A. Perez-Quinones. (2015) Teaching Structured Authoring and DITA Through Rhetorical and Computational Thinking. IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication 58:3, pages 328-343.
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Joe Gollner, Rebekka Andersen, Kathleen Gollner & Tenny Webster. (2015) A Study of the Usefulness of Deploying a Questionnaire to Identify Cultural Dynamics Potentially Affecting a Content-Management Project. IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication 58:3, pages 289-308.
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Rebekka Andersen & Tatiana Batova. (2015) The Current State of Component Content Management: An Integrative Literature Review. IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication 58:3, pages 247-270.
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Grace Leinbach Coggio. (2015) Technical Communicators as Agents and Adopters of Change: A Case Study of the Implementation of an Early Content-Management System. IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication 58:3, pages 271-288.
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Rebekka Andersen. (2014) Planning for the Shaping Force of Cultural Dynamics in a Component Content-Management System Implementation. IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication 57:3, pages 216-234.
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Rebekka Andersen. (2013) Rhetorical Work in the Age of Content Management. Journal of Business and Technical Communication 28:2, pages 115-157.
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