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9780521809313

The Internet in the Workplace: How New Technology is Transforming Work

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    0521809312

  • Format: Hardcover
  • Copyright: 2004-02-02
  • Publisher: Cambridge University Press
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Summary

The capabilities offered by netcentric technologies might seem to eliminate the need for physical workplace altogether, but the workplace remains, partly because the virtual, and in fact, the physical appearance of a typical office looks about the same. Nevertheless, the psychological characteristics of the workplace have changed considerably. Workers, from the mail room clerk to the CEO, are learning new skills - to capitalize on the net's power, but avoid the egregious blunders that the net so dramatically amplifies. In The Internet in the Workplace, Wallace shows how netcentric technologies touch every kind of workplace, and explores the challenges and dilemmas they create.

Author Biography

Patricia Wallace, Johns Hopkins University

Table of Contents

Preface xi
1. THE INTERNET TRANSFORMS THE WORKPLACE
1(26)
Internet in the Workplace: A Brief Tour
2(4)
The Context of Change: The Evolving Netcentric Economy
6(1)
Information Asymmetries
7(4)
Disintermediation along the Value Chain
11(5)
The Disintermediated Fight Back
16(3)
Extreme Disintermediation: The Case of Digital Products
19(1)
Business Models, Strategies, and Industry Competition
20(4)
The Workplace in the Middle
24(3)
2. THE NETCENTRIC TECHNOLOGIES EMERGE
27(26)
Waves of Technological Transformation
27(3)
The Internet at the Core: Design Principles
30(5)
Technologies at the Edge
35(12)
Security and Netcentric Technologies
47(4)
Swimming Inside the Netcentric Wave
51(2)
3. WORK, NONWORK, AND FUZZY LINES BETWEEN THEM
53(25)
Are We Working More?
55(2)
Why Are Some People Working Longer Hours?
57(10)
Netcentric Technologies and the Anytime/Anywhere Workplace
67(11)
4. BUSINESS COMMUNICATION
78(35)
From Sender to Recipient and Back
79(2)
The Range of New Choices
81(2)
Describing the Communication Channels
83(5)
Attitudes about New Media
88(1)
Email: A Case Study
89(17)
Business Communication across Cultures
106(3)
Instant Messages in the Workplace
109(3)
Extending Netiquette
112(1)
5. LEADERSHIP IN THE INTERNET AGE
113(22)
Leadership under the Microscope
114(4)
Leadership Styles in the Internet Era
118(2)
New Challenges for Internet-Age Leaders
120(13)
Leaders of the Future
133(2)
6. KNOWLEDGE MANAGEMENT
135(22)
The Origins of Knowledge Management
136(2)
What Is Knowledge?
138(3)
Creating Information and Explicit Knowledge for the Organization: Pre-Internet
141(1)
Post-Internet Knowledge Management
142(2)
Knowledge Discovery and Data Mining
144(2)
Knowledge Management Practices and Projects
146(5)
The Knowledge Management Hype Cycle
151(2)
Social and Psychological Factors in Knowledge Management
153(2)
The Future of Knowledge Management
155(2)
7. VIRTUAL TEAMS AND COMPUTER-SUPPORTED COOPERATIVE WORK
157(34)
Technology Support for Teamwork
158(1)
Expanding the Radius of Collaboration for Teamwork
159(3)
The Context of Teamwork
162(3)
Group Dynamics in Virtual Teams
165(6)
Group Dynamics for Problem Solving and Decision Making
171(7)
The Performance of Actual Virtual Teams
178(3)
What Will Make Virtual Teams More Effective?
181(8)
Tomorrow's Virtual Teams
189(2)
8. E-LEARNING
191(24)
E-Learning: A Virtual Tour
192(6)
Defining the Terms
198(2)
Advantages of E-Learning Programs
200(2)
How Effective Is E-Learning?
202(4)
The Challenges of E-Learning
206(7)
Is Less More?
213(2)
9. WORKPLACE SURVEILLANCE AND PRIVACY
215(31)
How Are Employees Being Monitored?
216(6)
Why Monitor the Workplace?
222(4)
Concerns about Productivity
226(3)
Electronic Performance Monitoring
229(4)
The Internet and Disinhibition
233(2)
Developing and Implementing Monitoring Programs
235(6)
Workplace Privacy: An Oxymoron?
241(5)
10. THE CHANGING CONTEXT OF EMPLOYMENT 246(21)
Employment Trends and Technology
247(5)
Changing Employee - Employer Relationships
252(3)
Challenges in Managing New Employment Relationships
255(3)
Changing Organizational Forms
258(4)
The Volunteer Organization
262(5)
11. THE NETCENTRIC WORKPLACE: FUTURE TRENDS 267(24)
The Internet and Productivity
267(2)
Transforming the Economy, 0ld and New
269(5)
Offices of the Future
274(7)
The Internet in the Workplace: A SWOT Analysis
281(6)
A Social Dilemma
287(2)
Extending the Sphere
289(2)
Index 291

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