Trust Impact in the Renewal of Management Systems: Theoretical Problems and Empirical Evidences for Boundary Maintaining

Bianchi, Massimo

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“…In terms of the network, the concrete dynamics of relationships derived from human behavior demonstrate that most of the ties are related to desultory relationships, whereas only a restricted number of links are connected to the highest intensity of relationships [24]. These trends, empirically detected in a sample of Italian small and medium enterprises (SMEs), were confirmed by other researches on supply chains and network management [25].…”

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Network Analysis in the Information Systems Management: Implications for a Transdisciplinary Approach

Bianchi¹

2023

Information Systems Management

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The Network Analysis in organizations made in last years some meaningful results owing progress in technology and in the approach to organizational networks. The chapter enhances the need to transfer some results of network analysis from management to the analysis of technical networks. Coming from results in the studies, theoretical and empirical, on business ties and on strong and weak ties connected to the mechanism of control, the chapter proposes a transdisciplinary approach to interpret the differences and the evolution of the types of networks through cycles of simplification and complexification of the control systems. Particularly, as results are connected to the adequacy of control tools, it is relevant to consider managerial concepts, such as the span of control defined as the number of subordinates of a hierarchical position, and the connected capability of networks to maintain control, particularly when the system is wide and highly interconnected.

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Network Analysis in the Information Systems Management: Implications for a Transdisciplinary Approach

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2023

Information Systems Management

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“…In last periods, the introduction in Management of Intelligent Systems testified the increasing relevance of facts, material facts, in the study of organizations and their dynamics (Bianchi et al 2012) once indicated as the essential elements to individuate organizational boundaries in a dynamic environment (Bianchi 2004). The lack of empirical studies concerning the dynamic capability approach, recently observed, confirms that the direct study of material events is a limit also in managerial studies (Della Corte and Del Gaudio 2013) and in the analysis of business relationships (Srinivasan et al 2011).…”

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The Contribution of Archaeologists to the Multi-disciplinary Approach in Managerial Studies on Resilience: The Experiences of Sara Santoro

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2019

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The paper wants to discuss the contribution of Archaeology to the multidisciplinary approach in managerial studies on resilience based on the experiences of Sara Santoro, a well-known archaeologist operating in Mediterranean countries and immaturely died. In recent years, the debate on the multidisciplinary approach in managerial sciences expanded due to the technological revolution and multicultural challenges. Another reason of this interest is the increasing attention of scholars to new fields of research and applicative purposes as the management of catastrophes, emergencies and resilience. A particular mention is to be attributed to the scientific and research activities of Sara Santoro, a well-known archaeologist in the Mediterranean area, who recently passed away. Because of the results obtained by this scientist as it concerns the recovering after catastrophic events with a multidisciplinary approach, the paper aim is to discuss the content of this methodology. The following topics are analysed: the relevance of the survey on the land; the impact of no local staff on the theatre of catastrophic events; the recovering of communities' cultural roots; the role of historical memory in the prevention and management of emergencies, and the management of small teams.

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Trust Impact in the Renewal of Management Systems: Theoretical Problems and Empirical Evidences for Boundary Maintaining

Cited by 5 publications

References 19 publications

Network Analysis in the Information Systems Management: Implications for a Transdisciplinary Approach

Network Analysis in the Information Systems Management: Implications for a Transdisciplinary Approach

The Contribution of Archaeologists to the Multi-disciplinary Approach in Managerial Studies on Resilience: The Experiences of Sara Santoro

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