2021 •
A Model to Manage Organizational Collaborative Networks in a Pandemic (Covid-19) Context.
Authors:
Marco Nunes, António Abreu, Jelena Bagnjuk
Abstract:
International audience; The pandemics situationhas brought unforeseen challenges to all organizations at a global scale. While some strongly profit from it, others thrive to survive or already died. In suchtimesthe bulk of leadership and management related skills,gains a disproportional importance especially for organizations where most of their workforce stronglydepends on remote collaboration.Being aware of the difficultiesto manage collaboration within and between teams in “normal times”,the “still”ongoing situation hasonlybroughtmor (...)
International audience; The pandemics situationhas brought unforeseen challenges to all organizations at a global scale. While some strongly profit from it, others thrive to survive or already died. In suchtimesthe bulk of leadership and management related skills,gains a disproportional importance especially for organizations where most of their workforce stronglydepends on remote collaboration.Being aware of the difficultiesto manage collaboration within and between teams in “normal times”,the “still”ongoing situation hasonlybroughtmore complexityto organizationsin that aspect. In this work is proposed a model to manage organizational remote collaborative networks in order to identify collaboration extremes(lack of collaboration, or collaborative overload) which emerges as people work together in projects or operations,developed based in three pillars (collaborative networks, social network analysis, and business intelligence). A real case study is presented toillustrate the functioning principles of the model. (Read More)
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2021
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