Organizing Business Knowledge The Mit Process Handbook [Electronic resources]

Thomas W. Malone, Kevin Crowston, George A. Herman

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Index

G

General Electric, 33, 397, 446

Generalizations (''ancestors''), 33

in sample Handbook entry, 225, 227–28

Generalizing transformation, 137

uses of, 161

Generating of business ideas. See Business process redesign

Generation of new design, 381

Generative grammar, Chomskian, 195, 204. See also Deep structure

Generativity, 131, 131n, 335

of grammar, 194

Generic business processes, 28–29

Generic model of resource flows, 300–302

accessibility dependencies in, 304–305

and flow dependencies, 319–23

prerequisite dependencies in, 306–13

sharing dependencies in, 314–19

timing dependencies in, 323–32

usability dependencies in, 302–304

Generic models of business activities (Process Handbook), 221, 229–30

Generic verbs, 247–50

Genre repertoire, 481

Genres of organizational communication, 467–68

coordination of information through, 474–79

evolution of over time, 473–74

implementation of information about, 483

Genre taxonomy, 466, 468–73, 492–93

and coordination, 485–86

prototype of, 479–86, 493

and Sloan School on-line admissions, 486–92

gIBIS system, 70, 72

Goal decomposition, top-down, 57–58, 72

Goal identification, bottom-up, 58

Goals

conflicting, 64–65

in deep structure, 382

identifying of, 342–44

personal (differences in), 93

potentially divergent, 365

and processes, 179, 180

in software example, 89

GradAdvantage, 487–88, 490

Grammar, 193–95

and organizational processes, 192–93, 195–206, 214

methodological considerations in, 206–11

surface structures from, 382

Group decision-making, 62, 72

Groupware, 48, 69, 525, 541