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Networks as Orchestrations: Management in IT-enabled Inter-firm Collaborations

In: Managing Dynamic Networks

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  • Angeliki Poulymenakou

    (Athens University of Economics and Business
    University College Dublin)

  • Stefan Klein

    (Athens University of Economics and Business
    University College Dublin)

Abstract

In which way does network management display the characteristics of networked modes of organising? Based on a brief digest of the history, motives and alleged benefits of network arrangements, the chapter elaborates on modes of managing networks. It does so by reflecting in particular the role of information and communication technology for and in networks. As conclusion a balanced view of networks is articulated.

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  • Angeliki Poulymenakou & Stefan Klein, 2006. "Networks as Orchestrations: Management in IT-enabled Inter-firm Collaborations," Springer Books, in: Stefan Klein & Angeliki Poulymenakou (ed.), Managing Dynamic Networks, chapter 0, pages 3-15, Springer.
    • Handle: RePEc:spr:sprchp:978-3-540-32884-1_1
    DOI: 10.1007/3-540-32884-X_1
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