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cord-005078-gr2vioor	Fedorowicz, Jane	Reinvention of interorganizational systems: A case analysis of the diffusion of a bio-terror surveillance system	2009-04-03		.txt	text/plain	9561	428	37	This paper reports on a case study of BioSense, an interorganizational system that was designed as an early detection tool for bio-terror attacks and subsequently modified to better serve this need as well as to operate as a public health system for pinpointing geographic clusters of dangerous/acute disease outbreaks. This paper reports on a case study of a public health interorganizational system which was initially designed and promoted as an early detection tool for bio-terror attacks and subsequently was modified to serve a broader and more routine public health purpose: identifying geographic clusters of communicable disease outbreaks. Studying the adoption and use of interorganizational systems by collaborating organizations will give researchers insights into the complex world in which both the characteristics of the technology-based innovation and its implementation process combine to determine the role of reinvention in its long term sustainability.	./cache/cord-005078-gr2vioor.txt	./txt/cord-005078-gr2vioor.txt