Organizing Business Knowledge The Mit Process Handbook [Electronic resources]

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

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Index

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ICT. See Information and communication technologies

Implicit invocation architectures, 322

Implicit resource relationships, 294

Included term, 207

Information and communication technologies (ICT), 177

as impacting process, 180–81, 183–84

multi-level impact of, 178, 183–84, 186, 190

process perspective on, 188

Information contract dependency, 429

Information flows

and coordination mechanisms, 478

economic analysis of, 81

managing of, 80

Information Lens system, 70, 71, 72

Information system for restaurant, as process specialization example, 140–43

Information systems research, and organizational issues, 177–78

Information technologists, as audience, 3, 12

Information technology (IT)

and coordination theory, 47–48, 65–69, 76

in example comparing restaurants, 185–88

and mass customization, 516

Infrastructure commitments violations, 429

Inheritance, 9

automated support for, 26

and specialization, 34

Innovation, need for, 379

Innovative eBusiness examples, in Process Handbook, 244

Insects, social, 82–83

Installation of employees, 414n

Institutional structures, 201

Integration, 104

Integrity checker, in product workbench, 519–20, 521

''Intellectual mercenaries,'' 68

Interconnection dependencies, 109, 112

Interconnection protocols, 118–19

Interconnections among software components, as design problem, 127, 291, 497–98, 514. See also Generic model of resource flows

Interdependency, 23, 86. See also Dependencies and coordination, 81–82, 85

''Interesting Organizations Database,'' 421

International Benchmarking Clearinghouse (IBC), Process Classification Framework of, 240–41

International Workflow Management Coalition, 571

Internet, 465. See also Web site; World Wide Web

hiring via, 395, 397, 446

and location of genre system, 472–73

Sloan School admissions on, 486–92

Intuitive appeal, of MIT Business Activity Model, 234

''Inventing the Organizations of the 21st Century'' (MIT research initiative), 421