The Hidden Power of Social Networks¶
Cross, R., & Parker, A. (2004). The Hidden Power of Social Networks: Understanding How Work Really Gets Done in Organizations. Harvard Business School Press.
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- Microstructure
- Metallographic characterization — the practice of making an invisible meso-scale visible — anticipated the graph-theoretic vocabulary now used to map organizational microstructure through communication-graph and decision-flow analysis.
This sourceSocial-network analysis of organizations — mapping informal cliques, central connectors, communication and decision-flow topology — the graph-theoretic characterization of organizational microstructure.
- Metallographic characterization — the practice of making an invisible meso-scale visible — anticipated the graph-theoretic vocabulary now used to map organizational microstructure through communication-graph and decision-flow analysis.
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