Explore how new communication technologies could reshape organizational structure and how to study their impact in a practical model.
This book analyzes how electronic mail, computer-mediated communication, and other technologies might influence how work is organized. It focuses on the balance between project teams and functional departments, especially in research and development settings, and offers a conceptual framework for future research you can apply to real-world questions.
Readers will gain a clear sense of the potential benefits and limits of digital communication tools. The material discusses how technology could change coordination, knowledge transfer, and decision making, while noting the need for rigorous empirical evidence to confirm these ideas.
Ideal for readers interested in organizational theory, management practice, and how advancing technology can reshape work systems.
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