Modelling Coordination in Organizations: Kevin Coordination Science Mit Sloan School of Management December 1990 (Classic Reprint) - Hardcover
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Coordination seems to be primarily an information processing task. One method other information-processing-based disciplines have used to gain insight into complex behaviours is to imagine how a computer could be programmed to reproduce them. In cognitive psychology, for example, computer models of learning or memory have been used to make theories about human information processing concrete and to generate further empirically testable hypotheses.
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