Titlebook: Cooperative Knowledge Processing; The Key Technology f Stefan Kirn,Gregory O’Hare Book 1997 Springer-Verlag London Limited 1997 CSCW.artifi

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Incorporating Organizational Design Principles and Experiences into the Design and Implementation oputational and human, needs to be combined and coordinated. Highly organized DAI systems are critical in human problem solving environments (Gasser 1992). Organizations of the future demand new technologies and techniques (Gasser 1992, Papazoglou .. 1992).

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What Sustains Life? An Overview,competitive advantages in the market and to continuously survive in dynamic, and even hostile environments largely depend upon its information technology infrastructure, which is required to efficiently support the organizational information processing and problem solving capabilities (Blanning .. 1992, Ishida 1992, Marsden and Pingry 1988).

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Enhancing Organizational Intelligence through Cooperative Problem Solving,competitive advantages in the market and to continuously survive in dynamic, and even hostile environments largely depend upon its information technology infrastructure, which is required to efficiently support the organizational information processing and problem solving capabilities (Blanning .. 1992, Ishida 1992, Marsden and Pingry 1988).

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Cooperative Knowledge Processing - Research Framework and Application Perspectives,dramatically improve their flexibility, and their self organization capabilities. Two main organizational strategies have been developed, by which enterprises do address these challenges today: radical decentralization of hierarchical structures, and customer orientation through enterprise-wide business process (re-)engineering.

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Communication-Orientated Approaches to Support Multi-User Processes in Office Work,r in organization-wide processes. Workflow management can be viewed as part of the more comprehensive research area Computer Supported Cooperative Work (CSCW) (Hales 1991) that deals mainly with the support of processes based on predefined procedures, communication relations and competences.

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Coordination Protocols,y infer other agent’s intentions, instead of querying them. Another case of cooperation without explicit communication is by stimulus-response like reactions of an agent to actions of other agents, for which no common communication language is required.

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What Sustains Life? An Overview,complex problems are to be solved they are subdivided into less complex subtasks which again are subdivided into subtasks and so on. In a similar way agents are sometimes arranged in higher-level coalitions or clusters, each coalition being grouped around some common domain of expertise. Coalitions

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Book 1997singly process-orientated, rather than adhering to the former more traditional organizational structures based upon task oriented models. This approach has proved illuminating in that, due to the inherent autonomy of organizational subunits any approach to coordinating decentralized activ- ities (in