Information and Organizations by Max Boisot

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Information and Organizations by Max Boisot

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An analysis of how communication happens (or doesn't) in organizations. Boisot discusses corporate communications in terms of a set structure or pattern, describing how bureaucracies differ, and how members of organizations can expect to impart or receive information within their given structure.

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Information and Organizations by Max Boisot

Analyzing how communication happens (or doesn't) in organizations, Max Boisot discusses corporate communications in terms of a set structure or pattern, describing how bureaucracies differ, and how members of any organizations can expect to impart or receive information within their given structure. The book also examines international communication, looking at multinational corporations and national business operations which have dealings with foreign partners or subsidiaries. Whatever the organization, Boisot shows the many preferred ways of spreading information - memos, meetings, face-to-face encounters - but stresses that these will differ vastly in consideration of company size, location and type of transaction carried out. Ultimately, he demonstrates how a company's mode of communication is a telling indication of how it thinks.
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ISBN 13 9780006371267
ISBN 10 0006371264
Title Information and Organizations
Author Max Boisot
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Binding Type Paperback
Publisher HarperCollins Publishers
Year published 1994-07-11
Number of pages 224
Cover note Book picture is for illustrative purposes only, actual binding, cover or edition may vary.
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