Titlebook: Coordination and Communication Using Signs; Studies in Organisat Kecheng Liu,Rodney J. Clarke,Ronald K. Stamper Book 2002 Springer Science+

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Sex and Marriage, Children and Men this regard is emphasised by, among others, Stamper (1996: 365), and it is therefore essential that the organisational semiotics (OS) framework, as presented in publications such as Stamper (1996: 351, 1997: 276) and ., should be capable of accommodating NL within its scope. The purpose of the pres

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Sex and Marriage, Children and Menat the magnitude of coordination work can become a general obstruction to work effectiveness, flexibility, or even safety. Therefore, systems for computer supported cooperative work (CSCW) are often engaged as a means of reducing the workload of the coordination activities. In order to arrive at a d

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,El Teatro Espa?ol (Federico García Lorca),ystems research literature. Within this literature a system is often construed as a monolithic entity that impacts upon the organisation with the frequent implication that systems or their features can be ‘best fit’ to a given social milieu solely according to technical and economic rationale. In co

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Output Methods, Media and Devices,ce of business relationships, interaction and communication for the business process. The rapid development of information technology, especially in the area of data communication has also created a growing interest for using information technology (IT) and information systems (IS) in the horizontal

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Data Communications and Networks, far from easy. Where should we look for it? How should we study it? As is true for most cultural phenomena, organisations are markedly elusive. They cannot be treated as empirical entities. What you perceive, when ‘looking’ at organisations, are artefacts (buildings, machines) and behaviour (lingui