Interculturality and virtual teams in IT offshoring context: A social regulation theory perspective [r-libre/570]

Jebli, Fedwa et Vieru, Dragos (2014). Interculturality and virtual teams in IT offshoring context: A social regulation theory perspective. Dans Kotlarsky, Julia; Oshri, Ilan et Willcocks, Leslie P. (dir.), Governing sourcing relationships. A collection of studies at the country, sector and firm level (p. 1-17). Switzerland : Springer International Publishing, coll. « Lecture Notes in Business Information Process », no 195. ISBN 978-3-319-11367-8 ; 978-3-319-11366-1

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Résumé :	This study pertains to the dynamics of interculturality in a context of offshore multicultural virtual teams offering IT services. Interculturality is conceptualized as the interaction between individuals and not just the cohabitation between various national cultures. We draw on the concepts of social regulation, which represents a process of social rule-making, and observational learning to propose a conceptual framework based on three research propositions that analyses the dynamic relationship between culture and intercultural learning accumulated via social regulation. In this context, we conjecture that interculturality in offshore virtual teams is not only expressed through electronic communication but also through the way of perception and execution of daily work tasks. In this research-in-progress paper, we use secondary data to explore the nature of the proposed framework.
Informations complémentaires :	8th Global Sourcing Workshop 2014, Val d'Isere, France, March 23-26, 2014, Revised Selected Papers
Déposant:	Vieru, Dragos
Responsable :	Dragos Vieru
Dépôt :	20 janv. 2015 14:28
Dernière modification :	16 juill. 2015 00:46

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