Computer Mediated Communication Knowledge Flow Knowledge Management

Computer Mediated Communication Knowledge Flow Knowledge Management

The field of Computer Mediated Communication (CMC) began in the late 1980's as an attempt by academia to understand the implications of electronic debate and scholarship. Since that time, the field has grown to encompass an understanding of the means by which companies and other organizations share information with their employees and members over the Internet. In practice, CMC is intimately involved with the construction of rule based systems that determine who in an organization or corporation should or must be able to access communications that could be described as sensitive data.

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Team Knowledge Management: A Computer-Mediated Approach - How conferencing and group collaboration systems capture and manage team knowledge. By Dr. John Gundry and Dr. George Metes.
Computer-Mediated Communication Magazine - CMC Magazine, which ran issues from May 1994 to January 1999, reported about people, events, technology, public policy, culture, practices, study, and applications related to human communication and interaction in online environments.
The Sociology of Culture in Computer-Mediated Communication - Examines applicability of Pierre Bourdieu's work in the sociology of culture to computer-mediated communications.
An overview of Distributed Collaborative Work - Outlines the nature of Distributed Collaborative Working and look at some of the factors behind its emergence.

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