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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Means of Coordinationat 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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Communication Quality in the Context of Information Systems and Business Processesce 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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Greimas’ Semiotics and the Analysis of Organisational Actionir attention from the study of organisational structures to the analysis of the interaction processes through which organisations are constituted and maintained over time (., .). This change was not a mere change of conceptual strategy, but a change in the definition of the problem itself. Rather th

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Reconsidering the Standard: a Semiotic Model of Organisations 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

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Implementing IT in Production Settingsch. — in order to develop and test new software that would allow shop floor workers to have more influence and control over their daily work in production. This new software was expected to raise the workers’ motivation and commitment and — in the long run — their productivity. The whole idea was to

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A Semiotic Approach to Improve the Design Quality of Agent-Based Information Systemsmputer. Software agents were first used several years ago to find and filter information, automate routine behaviour and match people with similar interests. Open environments such as the Internet and World Wide Web have also enabled the increasing use of software agents in information systems. Toda