Essays about: "Network-Based Organisations"

Found 3 essays containing the words Network-Based Organisations.

1. 1. WHY REINVENT THE WHEEL AGAIN? Investigating Challenges to Develop and Maintain Structural Capital in a Knowledge Intensive Network-Based Organisation

   University essay from Göteborgs universitet/Graduate School

   Author : Björn Porlein; Hugo Söderberg; [2022-08-18]
   Keywords : Structural Capital; Organisational Structure; Network-Based Organisations;

   Abstract : In a fast changing knowledge-intensive business environment, the importance of harnessing knowledge from employees has intensified. Thus, a key success factor for organisations stresses the ability to institutionalise knowledge from employees into structural capital. READ MORE

3. 2. Zero Trust Adoption : Qualitative research on factors affecting the adoption of Zero Trust

   University essay from Uppsala universitet/Informationssystem

   Author : Jennifer Hansen; [2022]
   Keywords : Zero Trust; Traditional Network-based Security; Perimeter-based Security; End-users; Implementation; IS Adoption; IS Security; IS Security Innovation Adoption;

   Abstract : The following qualitative research explores the adoption of Zero Trust in organisations from an organisational and user acceptance perspective. From an organisational perspective, the research highlights essential aspects such as testing the Zero Trust architecture in a pre-adoption phase, involving top management in the planning phase, communicating in a non-technical language, and making end-users feel a personal connection to IS security. READ MORE

4. 3. Engineering Content-Centric Future Internet Applications

   University essay from Linnéuniversitetet/Institutionen för datavetenskap och medieteknik (DM)

   Author : Alain Perkaz; [2018]
   Keywords : Future Internet; content-centric applications; semantic annotations; interest-defined communities; PRIME middleware;

   Abstract : The Internet as we know it today has sustained continuous evolution since its creation, radically changing means of communication and ways in which commerce is globally operated. From the World Wide Web to the two-way video calls, it has shifted the ways people communicate and societies function. READ MORE