Vern L. Glaser is a Professor of Entrepreneurship and Family Enterprise in the Department of Strategy, Entrepreneurship and Management at the Alberta School of Business, Canada.Christine Moser is an Associate Professor of Organization Theory at the Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam.Deborah A. Anderson is an Assistant Professor in Strategic Management in the Honors College of the University of Alabama, USA.P. Devereaux Jennings is a Professor of Strategy, Entrepreneurship and Management at the Alberta School of Business, Canada.

• Chapter 1. Introduction: Algorithmic Organizing; Vern L. Glaser, Christine Moser, Deborah A. Anderson, and P. Devereaux Jennings OPEN ACCESSSection A. Algorithmic Organizing and Data ScientistsChapter 2. Data-Based Craft: How Data Scientists Craft Their Data, Models, and Products; Konstantin Hopf, Mayur Joshi, Arisa Shollo, and Marta StelmaszakChapter 3. Assembling Frankensteins: How Data Scientists Stitch Together Provisional Artifacts to Generate Novel Insights; Rodrigo Valadão, Vern L. Glaser, and Timothy R. HanniganSection B. Transforming Organizations for Algorithmic ReadinessChapter 4. Making Organizations Algorithm-Ready: Algorithmic Organizing Through Techno-Organizational Scripts; Ursula Plesner and Lise JustesenChapter 5. Machine-Readable Legitimacy: An Ethnography of Regulatory Technology; Anne L. WashingtonSection C. Opening Up Algorithmic EncountersChapter 6. Making Sense of Glitches? Exploring Cultural Producers’ Understandings of and Interactions With the Instagram Algorithm; Lena Kostuj and Hannah Trittin-UlbrichChapter 7. Human-AI Coordination in Extreme Contexts: Overcoming Trust and Agency Concerns; Shivaang Sharma and Angela AristidouSection D. Advancing Methodologies for the Study of Algorithmic OrganizingChapter 8. Interpreting the Inscrutable: Ethnographic Approaches to Studying the Development of Machine Learning Models; Bryan Spencer and Bomi KimChapter 9. Exploring Algorithmic Assemblages Through Multimodal Inquiry; Verena Timmer, Thomas Wrona, and Pauline C. ReineckeChapter 10. Epilogue: Designing and Performing the Editorial Assemblage; Christine Moser, Deborah A. Anderson, P. Devereaux Jennings, and Vern L. Glaser OPEN ACCESS

Vern L. Glaser is a Professor of Entrepreneurship and Family Enterprise in the Department of Strategy, Entrepreneurship and Management at the Alberta School of Business, Canada.Christine Moser is an Associate Professor of Organization Theory at the Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam.Deborah A. Anderson is an Assistant Professor in Strategic Management in the Honors College of the University of Alabama, USA.P. Devereaux Jennings is a Professor of Strategy, Entrepreneurship and Management at the Alberta School of Business, Canada.

• Chapter 1. Introduction: Algorithmic Organizing; Vern L. Glaser, Christine Moser, Deborah A. Anderson, and P. Devereaux Jennings OPEN ACCESSSection A. Algorithmic Organizing and Data ScientistsChapter 2. Data-Based Craft: How Data Scientists Craft Their Data, Models, and Products; Konstantin Hopf, Mayur Joshi, Arisa Shollo, and Marta StelmaszakChapter 3. Assembling Frankensteins: How Data Scientists Stitch Together Provisional Artifacts to Generate Novel Insights; Rodrigo Valadão, Vern L. Glaser, and Timothy R. HanniganSection B. Transforming Organizations for Algorithmic ReadinessChapter 4. Making Organizations Algorithm-Ready: Algorithmic Organizing Through Techno-Organizational Scripts; Ursula Plesner and Lise JustesenChapter 5. Machine-Readable Legitimacy: An Ethnography of Regulatory Technology; Anne L. WashingtonSection C. Opening Up Algorithmic EncountersChapter 6. Making Sense of Glitches? Exploring Cultural Producers’ Understandings of and Interactions With the Instagram Algorithm; Lena Kostuj and Hannah Trittin-UlbrichChapter 7. Human-AI Coordination in Extreme Contexts: Overcoming Trust and Agency Concerns; Shivaang Sharma and Angela AristidouSection D. Advancing Methodologies for the Study of Algorithmic OrganizingChapter 8. Interpreting the Inscrutable: Ethnographic Approaches to Studying the Development of Machine Learning Models; Bryan Spencer and Bomi KimChapter 9. Exploring Algorithmic Assemblages Through Multimodal Inquiry; Verena Timmer, Thomas Wrona, and Pauline C. ReineckeChapter 10. Epilogue: Designing and Performing the Editorial Assemblage; Christine Moser, Deborah A. Anderson, P. Devereaux Jennings, and Vern L. Glaser OPEN ACCESS

Vern L. Glaser is a Professor of Entrepreneurship and Family Enterprise in the Department of Strategy, Entrepreneurship and Management at the Alberta School of Business, Canada.Christine Moser is an Associate Professor of Organization Theory at the Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam.Deborah A. Anderson is an Assistant Professor in Strategic Management in the Honors College of the University of Alabama, USA.P. Devereaux Jennings is a Professor of Strategy, Entrepreneurship and Management at the Alberta School of Business, Canada.

• Chapter 1. Introduction: Algorithmic Organizing; Vern L. Glaser, Christine Moser, Deborah A. Anderson, and P. Devereaux Jennings OPEN ACCESSSection A. Algorithmic Organizing and Data ScientistsChapter 2. Data-Based Craft: How Data Scientists Craft Their Data, Models, and Products; Konstantin Hopf, Mayur Joshi, Arisa Shollo, and Marta StelmaszakChapter 3. Assembling Frankensteins: How Data Scientists Stitch Together Provisional Artifacts to Generate Novel Insights; Rodrigo Valadão, Vern L. Glaser, and Timothy R. HanniganSection B. Transforming Organizations for Algorithmic ReadinessChapter 4. Making Organizations Algorithm-Ready: Algorithmic Organizing Through Techno-Organizational Scripts; Ursula Plesner and Lise JustesenChapter 5. Machine-Readable Legitimacy: An Ethnography of Regulatory Technology; Anne L. WashingtonSection C. Opening Up Algorithmic EncountersChapter 6. Making Sense of Glitches? Exploring Cultural Producers’ Understandings of and Interactions With the Instagram Algorithm; Lena Kostuj and Hannah Trittin-UlbrichChapter 7. Human-AI Coordination in Extreme Contexts: Overcoming Trust and Agency Concerns; Shivaang Sharma and Angela AristidouSection D. Advancing Methodologies for the Study of Algorithmic OrganizingChapter 8. Interpreting the Inscrutable: Ethnographic Approaches to Studying the Development of Machine Learning Models; Bryan Spencer and Bomi KimChapter 9. Exploring Algorithmic Assemblages Through Multimodal Inquiry; Verena Timmer, Thomas Wrona, and Pauline C. ReineckeChapter 10. Epilogue: Designing and Performing the Editorial Assemblage; Christine Moser, Deborah A. Anderson, P. Devereaux Jennings, and Vern L. Glaser OPEN ACCESS