@inproceedings{535b99bcffc54fa59b66fdd997532940,
title = "Giving critical form to organizational vision as tool for introspection",
abstract = "Participatory processes of innovation occur in moments of conflict and reconciliation across stakeholders{\textquoteright} voices. As such, participating in these processes presumes that stakeholders have an awareness of the products and identity of the {\textquoteleft}stakes{\textquoteright} they represent – and that they are able to articulate these. In this paper I present how critical artefacts can be directed at stakeholders from industry, as a tool to support and provoke articulated reflections on organizational identity and products. Based on experiences from a project that brought together five industrial organizations that all delivered indoor climate related products or services, I propose that critical artefacts benefit articulated introspections on organizational products and identity when these artefacts are technically feasible yet not in accordance to core company principles or norms.",
keywords = "Participatory Innovation, Stakeholder Awareness, Critical Artefacts, Organizational Identity, Industrial Reflection",
author = "Laurens Boer",
year = "2013",
language = "English",
isbn = "978-952-265-391-8",
series = "LUT Scientific and Expertise Publications. Tutkimusraportit – Research Reports",
publisher = "Lappeenranta University of Technology",
number = "6",
pages = "68--75",
editor = "Helin{\"a} Melkas and Jacob Buur",
booktitle = "Proceedings of the Participatory Innovation Conference",
note = "3rd Participatory Innovation Conference, PIN-C ; Conference date: 18-06-2013 Through 20-06-2013",
}