[Alumnos-ii-cs] HOY a las 11:45 coloquio: A Potential Uses Model of Data Governance (streaming)

[Carlos Buil Aranda]

Estimada Comunidad,

este es un recordatorio del coloquio de hoy por el Dr. Brian Butler: "A Potential Uses Model of Data Governance"

Invitamos a quienes estén interesados en data governance a participar en este evento ya sea presencial o virtualmente. Más abajo van más detalles del coloquio.

La charla será transmitida en: http://coloquio.inf.utfsm.cl/ <http://coloquio.inf.utfsm.cl/>

El coloquio tendrá lugar en el auditorio Claudio Matamoros (F-106) en Casa Central de la UTFSM en Valparaíso y se transmitirá por videoconferencia al Laboratorio de Programación Avanzada (LPA, Sala B-038) del Campus San Joaquín. 

Saludos

el comité de coloquios

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*Resumen*
As the scale, scope, and pervasiveness of data resources increase, so to do examples
of radical new uses and new risks arising from use of data. As a result, researchers
and practitioners are increasingly interested in understanding the challenges of data
governance. However, much of the published work on data governance is
atheoretical, focusing on general advocacy for the importance of data governance;
rich description of specific cases; or empirically-derived descriptions of data
governance goals. While this literature provides suggestive insights, it is
fundamentally limited as a conceptual basis for research and practice. Drawing
together a conceptualization of governance as n-steps removed shaping of action,
the consequences of the materiality of data, and an assumption of bounded
collective rationality, the Potential Uses Model of Data Governance seeks to provide
a foundational model of data governance. In this model (and the associated
formalism), data governance is described as an efforts to indirectly shape the
outcomes of data use, promoting those that are desirable and hindering those that
are undesirable. Examination of a basic formal model based on the Potential Uses
Model of Data Governance highlights fundamental tensions that exist within in the
simplest contexts and suggests potential avenues for empirical study, practical
analysis, and additional theoretical work.

*Mini-Bio*
Brian Butler is Professor and Senior Associate Dean at the University of Maryland,
College of Information Studies. His research focuses on developing theories and
techniques that enable groups, communities, and organizations to harness the full
potential of new technologies. His recent work examines the role of information
institutions and infrastructures in community resilience; the structure of local information
landscapes; and theoretical models of data governance. Butler's research and community-
building work have been funded by federal agencies, foundations and corporations that
include National Institutes of Health, National Science Foundation, the U.S. Department
of Agriculture, Microsoft Research, Yahoo! and Intel. His work has been published in
MIS Quarterly, Organization Science, Information Systems Research, ACM Transactions
on Computer-Human Interaction, The Journal of Medical Internet Research, and The
Journal of the Association of Information Science and Technology.
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