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• Support for Knowledge and Innovations in Software Development – Community within Company: Inner Source Environment 

  Pulkkinen, Mirja; Mazhelis, Oleksiy; Marttiin, Pentti; Meriluoto, Jouni (INSTICC, 2007)

  This case study considers a software development support portal adapted from open source developer communities into a company internal, so called inner-source development environment. With theoretical insights into ...

• Combining spatial prioritization and expert knowledge facilitates effectiveness of large-scale mire protection process in Finland 

  Kareksela, S.; Aapala, K.; Alanen, A.; Haapalehto, T.; Kotiaho, J.S.; Lehtomäki, J.; Leikola, N.; Mikkonen, N.; Moilanen, A.; Nieminen, E.; Tuominen, S.; Virkkala, R. (Elsevier BV, 2020)

  Conservation resource allocation involves a complex set of considerations including species, habitats, connectivity, local to global biodiversity objectives, alternative protection and restoration actions, while requiring ...

• The process by which users become active knowledge contributors in programming‐focused online communities 

  Nieminen, Henri (2018)

  The recent popularity of social knowledge sharing platforms has encouraged people to seek and to share knowledge on them. Motivating users to contribute knowledge has been a major challenge for online communities, in which ...

• Neutral Experts or Passionate Participants? : Renegotiating Expertise and the Right to Act in Finnish Participatory Social Policy 

  Meriluoto, Taina (Routledge, Taylor & Francis, 2018)

  This article examines a case of participatory social policy in which former beneficiaries were invited as ‘experts-by-experience’ into Finnish social welfare organisations. It combines a governmentality perspective with ...

• Dual Information Systems: Supporting Organizational Working and Learning by Making Organizational Memory Transparent 

  Käkölä, Timo; Koota, Kalle I. (Taylor & Francis, 1999)

  The conceptual design of most computer-based information systems reflects a dualism of technology. During the development phase, part of the work-domain-related knowledge is formalized and encoded in the software, making ...