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Elizabeth J. Hartnett

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affiliation: Open University Business School, Milton Keynes, UK

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2017
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Elizabeth M. Daniel, Elizabeth J. Hartnett, Maureen Meadows:
Don't throw rocks from the side-lines: A sociomaterial exploration of organizational blogs as boundary objects. Inf. Technol. People 30(3): 542-561 (2017)
2012
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Elizabeth J. Hartnett, Elizabeth M. Daniel, Richard Holti:
Client and consultant engagement in public sector IS projects. Int. J. Inf. Manag. 32(4): 307-317 (2012)

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2014
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Elizabeth J. Hartnett, Nils Malzahn, Rick Goldsmith:
Video Performances Juxtaposing STEM with Creativity. EC-TEL 2014: 570-571
2012
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Elizabeth J. Hartnett:
Engagement in public sector IT projects. UKAIS 2012: 9

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