Titlebook: On the Nature of Distributed Organizing; Dominik Böhler Book 2014 Springer Fachmedien Wiesbaden 2014 Complexity.Distributed organizing.Inf

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Order Creation from an Institutional Perspective: Market, Bureaucracy, and Communityes on what order is and how it is created and sustained vary greatly within the scholarly community. Möslein (2000: 140) sees a continuum between . and .. In between, there is, first, the ., which puts the individual and its relations to others into the primary focus. Second, there is the ., which f

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Order Creation from a Transactional Perspective: Creating Practices from Sensemaking Processes ways to cope with complexity and, thus, create order on a systemic level. It has become evident that the requisite variety needed to cope with complex environments posed by, e.g. social networks, can only be matched by answering it with internal complexity. This means agents are more and more in ne

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Challenges in Distributed Organizing: Ambiguity, Bounded Rationality, and Computer-Mediationand sensemaking. In the light of this first theoretical clarification of the field, the core problems touched in the preceding chapters are summarized. The outcome of this chapter is a clear understanding of the concept and reach of distributed organizing. This serves as the basis for assessing suit

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Ontologies and Cognitive Maps: Transactional Order Creation through Disambiguating Cognitionesses as an iterative exchange and refinement of cognitive structures, which leads to a rationalization of past events. Cognitive maps can be used as a means for displaying such sensemaking processes graphically and for analyzing these. In their classical form they are hand-drawn artifacts. More rec

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