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Managing Dynamic Technology-Oriented Businesses: High-Tech by Dariusz Jemielniak

By Dariusz Jemielniak

Handling Dynamic Technology-Oriented companies: High-Tech agencies and offices explores the tradition of recent high-tech offices and different demanding situations and possibilities that new applied sciences current for contemporary employees and employers. This pivotal reference will delve deep into administration practices through the global, together with American, ecu, Asian, and Middle-Eastern high-tech businesses.

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However, the results of Osterloh and Rota’s (2004), Roberts’s (2006), Ciesielska’s (2010), and Iskoujina’s (2010) empirical studies seem to contradict some of Hardin’s conclusions. Similarly, Matzat (2004) argues that Internet usage in fact has social consequences, including the creation of online groups (communities). In addition, Jarvenpaa, Knoll, and Leinder (1998) claim that co-ordination in virtual teams can be achieved primarily by building trust relationships and shared 14 communication systems; therefore, they suggest that trust is an important issue for enhancing online collaboration (Handy, 1995), and success of the virtual organisation (Bauer & Koeszegi, 2003) found that trust between the members is fundamental for the success of McKnight et al.

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