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Mark Rouncefield is a Senior Research Fellow in the Department of Computing, Lancaster University. Previously he was a teacher and lecturer in Further Education. His research interests are in Computer Supported Cooperative Work (CSCW) and involve the study of various aspects of the empirical study of work, organisation, human factors and interactive computer systems design. This work is strongly inter-disciplinary in nature and has led to extensive and continuing collaborations with colleagues in Sociology, Computing, Informatics and Management departments both in the UK and abroad. He is on the editorial board of the International Journal of Organisational Transformation and Social Change (OTSC), Sociological Research Online and the Health Informatics Journal. Selected Publications Blythin, S., Hughes J. and Rouncefield M. (1997) ‘"Never mind all that ethno’ stuff: what does it mean and what do we do now?" Ethnography in a Commercial Context.’. ‘Interactions’ May-June 1997 ACM Press. Harper, R, Randall, D. & Rouncefield, M. (2000) Organizational Change in Retail Finance : An Ethnographic Perspective. London Routledge. Hughes, J., O’Brien, J., Rouncefield M. and Tolmie P. (2001) ‘Some ‘real’ problems of ‘virtual’ teams.’. - 'New Technology, Work and Employment', Vol. 16, No. 1. 2001 Hughes, J., Rouncefield, M. and Tolmie, P. (2002) The Day-to-Day Work of Standardization: A Sceptical Note on the Reliance on IT in a Retail Bank - in Woolgar, S. (ed) (2002) Virtual Society? technology, cyberbole, reality. Oxford. Oxford University Press. Randall, D., Hughes, J., O'Brien, J., Rouncefield M. and Tolmie P. (2001) 'Memories Are Made Of This': Explicating Organizational Knowledge and Memory. - European Journal of Information Systems 10, pp113-121.
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