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Academy of Management Review, 1976
The article reviews several books pertaining to social issues in management, including “Private Management and Public Policy,” by Lee E. Preston and James E. Post, “The Corporate Dilemma,” by Dow Votaw and S. Prakash Sethi, and “The Value Issue of Business,” by Alvar O. Elbing and Carol J. Elbing.
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The article reviews several books pertaining to social issues in management, including “Private Management and Public Policy,” by Lee E. Preston and James E. Post, “The Corporate Dilemma,” by Dow Votaw and S. Prakash Sethi, and “The Value Issue of Business,” by Alvar O. Elbing and Carol J. Elbing.
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Social Networking in Knowledge Management
IT Professional, 2011Can enterprises use Web 2.0 technologies to improve the output of knowledge workers? A study of four knowledge-intensive firms offers insight into their use of social networking for knowledge management and the challenges it presents.
Stephen Anderson, Kannan Mohan
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Social indicators and social management
Social Indicators Research, 1984The social indicators movement, which has attained world-wide significance, is based on awareness of the increasing necessity for a conscious regulation of social processes, as well as on the successful utilization of the social sciences. Both of these processes depend on: the character of the social order in the different countries, conceptions of the
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Managing Social Knowledge Management
2017In a knowledge driven economy, the ability of a firm to grow and gain competitive advantage is defined by its ability to realize economic value from its knowledge assets. In one form or the other, firms have attempted to capitalize on the power of knowledge based economy.
Ashish Kumar Jha, Varun Jain
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The Firm's Management of Social Interactions
Marketing Letters, 2005Consumer choice is influenced in a direct and meaningful way by the actions taken by others. These “actions” range from face-to-face recommendations from a friend to the passive observation of what a stranger is wearing. We refer to the set of such contexts as “social interactions” (SI).
Godes, David +9 more
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Managing Trust in Social Networks
Information Security Journal: A Global Perspective, 2012In this paper, we propose an approach to evaluate trust based on the history of the activity of each user. This guarantees robustness it is difficult to be artificially reproduced by an attacker and is reliable as it does not rely on user-generated tags or keyword but it makes an analysis of users' conversation.
Gerardo Canfora, Corrado Aaron Visaggio
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Social Web and Knowledge Management
2009Knowledge Management is the study and practice of representing, communicating, organizing, and applying knowledge in organizations. Moreover, being used by organizations, it is inherently social. The Web, as a medium, enables new forms of communications and interactions and requires new ways to represent knowledge assets.
Peter Dolog +3 more
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Managing Social Reputation in Twitter
2012Online communities, like Twitter, attract thousands of users worldwide spending hours communicating with others via the Internet. Most platforms offer mechanisms that show the ‘rank’ or ‘social reputation’ users have gained within the social community the platform establishes.
Preußler, Annabell, Kerres, Michael
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SOCIAL RELATIONSHIPS AND THE MANAGEMENT OF STRESS
Psychoneuroendocrinology, 1998Two different types of social relationships exist in mammalian social systems: dominance relationships and social bondings. This article shows that both are crucial for the management of stress. The following general conclusions are derived: (1) In stable social systems, established dominance relationships result in predictable behaviour.
N, Sachser, M, Dürschlag, D, Hirzel
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Socially-Aware Traffic Management
2014Socially-aware traffic management utilizes social information to optimize traffic management in the Internet in terms of traffic load, energy consumption, or end user satisfaction. Several use cases can benefit from socially-aware traffic management and the performance of overlay applications can be enhanced.
Seufert, Michael +5 more
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