Cognitive Science And Organizational Design a Case Study of Computer Conferenc
Cognitive Science And Organizational Design a Case Study of Computer Conferenc
Kevin Crowston
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While these simplifications allow us to model computer systems quite accurately, they clearly do not address all aspects of human organizations. To include all features of organizations, however, would make our analysis hopelessly complicated. Furthermore, our simple theories do not have any particular advantage for analyzing issues such as power, opportunism or satisfaction. Although we do not consider such features unimportant, omitting them and concentrating on those features which seem easi...er to model makes it possible for us to derive unambiguous conclusions, which may still explain substantial parts of the behaviour of the organizations we study. EXAMPLE: THE TASK ASSIGNMENT PROBLEM To illustrate our perspective, we will present a specific model, the model of the task assignment problem developed by Malone and Smith (1984) and further expanded by Malone (1986). The model describes an organization in which tasks arise that must be assigned to "processors" (persons, machines or combinations) to be performed.
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