“The book is a must for anyone who is truly interested in scholarly analyses of data as a pivotal contemporary organizational and societal phenomenon unleashed by the digital revolution.”
Kalle Lyytinen, Distinguished University Professor, Iris S. Wolstein Chair, Weatherhead School of Management, Case Western Reserve University
"Unconventional and thought-provoking, this book presents a refreshing and distinct analysis of the data economy, shedding new light on the pivotal, organizing role of data in shaping every facet of value addition within the digital economy, extending its influence to entire business ecosystems. A compelling read for students, researchers, business organizations, and policymakers alike, this book transcends the superficial understanding of the power of data."
Carmelo Cennamo, Professor, Copenhagen Business School
“Data Rules offers a nuanced, social, and historically informed perspective, which is crucial for understanding how the underlying data structures and practices shape AI systems and their applications.”
AI & Society
“Given the increasing prevalence of data, this is an important call to action for any management scholars who are studying digital phenomena. We should all care more about data.”
R&D Management
“Most of the literature views "digital data" or "big data" solely as a foundation for artificial intelligence and natural language processing, a predicate rather than a subject, a supporting actor rather than a central player in the evolutionary processes driving progress in social and cognitive science. In Data Rules, the authors explore a new analytical framework, combining insights from information science and studies of organizational structures and processes, placing data at the center of their narrative.”
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