Roles in Technical Communication Networks
Roles in Technical Communication Networks
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Their "integrators", as they called them, consequently operated at a much higher level in the hierarchy. The inter-departmental liaison function presently under consideration involves departments which are all concerned with research. The nature of the information which is to be communicated is very different. Lawrence and Lorsch were primarily concerned with the com- munication of information about administrative matters. Those who are higher up in the organization have greater access to this ...sort of information. In the present case^ the information is almost purely technical, consequently just the reverse is true. The further down one is in the hierarchy, the closer he is to this sort of information. Technical information is generated at the working levels and those at the working level have easier access to it. For this reason, liaison among research and development departments is most effectively accomplished at the working level.
The Communication Isolate A third role which appears upon examination of the communication networks is that of the communication isolate.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Their "integrators", as they called them, consequently operated at a much higher level in the hierarchy. The inter-departmental liaison function presently under consideration involves departments which are all concerned with research. The nature of the information which is to be communicated is very different. Lawrence and Lorsch were primarily concerned with the com- munication of information about administrative matters. Those who are higher up in the organization have greater access to this ...sort of information. In the present case^ the information is almost purely technical, consequently just the reverse is true. The further down one is in the hierarchy, the closer he is to this sort of information. Technical information is generated at the working levels and those at the working level have easier access to it. For this reason, liaison among research and development departments is most effectively accomplished at the working level.
The Communication Isolate A third role which appears upon examination of the communication networks is that of the communication isolate.
What to read after Roles in Technical Communication Networks?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thomas J Thomas John Allen to read onlineMoreLess
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