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This book investigates how a telecommunications company organizes and performs “knowledge work” by combining two frameworks — Activity Theory and Actor–Network Theory — to analyze the complex “net work” that coordinates, stabilizes and sustains polycontextual work across texts, trades, and technologies.
Through a detailed empirical case study of a company (pseudonym “Telecorp”), the author shows how coordination and knowledge transfer happen in everyday organizational practices — shedding light on how modern, interdisciplinary telecom organizations manage distributed tasks, communication, and evolving technologies.
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Publisher: Cambridge University Press
Publishing Year: 2008
ISBN: 9780521895040
Pages: 242