Technology - General & Miscellaneous, Networking & Telecommunications, Business Technology, Information Systems, Enterprise Computing Systems, Technology - General & Miscellaneous, Management & Leadership
Cooperative Knowledge Processing: The Key Technology for Intelligent Organizations
Stefan Kirn, G. O'Hare
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Overview
The establishment of intelligent human organizations is one of the main goals for organizational research and information systems development today. The downsizing and decentralization of large corporations have led to new approaches to organization, management and internal structuring, and cooperative computing plays a key role in processing and disseminating knowledge within such "intelligent organizations". The development of "intelligent organizations" forms the central theme of this volume. It provides a thoroughly interdisciplinary assessment of the topic, emphasising the need for effective coordination of activities and presenting the theoretical founda tions of an integrated theory of coordination. It will be of particular interest to scientists and practitioners in organizational research, CSCW, business/information systems, distributed artificial intelligence and multi-agent systems.Book Details
Published
November 26, 1996
Publisher
Springer
Pages
321
Format
Paperback
ISBN
9783540199519