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

Dislocation

Data Communications and Networks,ong the metaphors used to describe organising, that of a grammar suggested by Weick has been particularly influential (., 1979, .; .; .). Such a metaphor drove researchers’ attention from the content of organisational activities to the implicit rules and schemas involved in organising.

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Restenosis

International Association of Universitiess. The term “agent” has been so widely used that, according to Finin .. (1997), anything might qualify as an agent these days. To serve as a starting point and as a constant point of reference for reading this paper, we define software agents as:

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International Association of Universitiessufficient data structure is in place for an information system to provide required information. The chapter is organized as follows. First of all, some related work is examined. Then the basic concepts of this work are presented, and the notion defined.

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Means of Coordinationand, by providing structured forms, telling the user what information he is expected to enter, etc. In order to establish a basis for designing such systems we need a coherent conceptual understanding of the coordination work conducted.

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Intertextuality at Work: Large Scale Organisation of Workpracticesnation of theories is referred to as systemic semiotics (.). An unusual aspect of this theory is that it uses text as the unit of analysis instead of one or more models of the sign. A systemic semiotic workpractice framework has been developed in order to understand the relationships between specifi

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Greimas’ Semiotics and the Analysis of Organisational Actionong the metaphors used to describe organising, that of a grammar suggested by Weick has been particularly influential (., 1979, .; .; .). Such a metaphor drove researchers’ attention from the content of organisational activities to the implicit rules and schemas involved in organising.

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