The constitution of technology as an institutional order

Technology and digital transformation are topics in full development in the most diverse areas of knowledge. The technology produces social transformations, new rules, vocabularies, choices, and a sense of identity. Theoretically, technology has already been analyzed as a practice, carrier, affordance, and institution. This theoretical paper draws on institutional logic perspective to propose a review of the Inter-Institutional System, positioning technology on the Y-Axis as an institutional order. Our research contributes to future theoretical and empirical studies by assembling an ideal type that makes it possible to reflect on technology as a producer of institutional logics, explaining phenomena in which non-human agency can be observed.