Discover how grammar helps map the hidden patterns in how organizations work, turning routines into understandable sequences.
This concise study introduces a theoretical model that treats organizational routines as patterns of action governed by grammar-like rules. Through a practical example from software support, it shows how routines can be analyzed as sequences, with sub-patterns that can be rearranged to form new routines. The approach highlights differences between routine behavior and non-routine work, offering a fresh lens for studying organizational processes.
The author explains a step-by-step method for building and testing a grammar against observed data, including how to rewrite strings to reveal underlying structures. The result is a toolset that helps distinguish typical, normatively correct patterns from less conventional ones, while acknowledging how agents and situations shape routine performance.
Ideal for students and professionals studying organizational behavior, information systems, and management theory.
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