The effects of advanced information technology on organizational design

Illustrates several issues associated with the effects of advanced information technology on the organizational design function. Explores the relationship between technology and organizational design. Cites some early empirical studies and identifies some contemporary challenges. Also mentions impli...

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Published inHealth manpower management Vol. 21; no. 2; pp. 20 - 23
Main Authors McCleary, Karl, Asubonteng, Patrick, Munchus, George
Format Journal Article
LanguageEnglish
Published England MCB UP Ltd 1995
Emerald Group Publishing Limited
Subjects
Decision making
Design
Disclosure
Effects
Factors
Health administration
Health care industry
Health Facility Merger - organization & administration
Health maintenance organizations
HMOs
Hospital Restructuring - organization & administration
Independent practice associations
Information systems
Information technology
Management Information Systems - standards
Models, Organizational
Organization
Organizational Innovation
Organizational structure
Planning Techniques
Studies
Systems Integration
United States
United States
Health care
Networks
Decision making
Organizational design
Organizational structure
Management theory
Information technology
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Summary:Illustrates several issues associated with the effects of advanced information technology on the organizational design function. Explores the relationship between technology and organizational design. Cites some early empirical studies and identifies some contemporary challenges. Also mentions implications for new organizational forms within the context of a realigned health-care industry perspective. Concludes that organizational theorists and information systems scholars must integrate their efforts in order to appreciate the changes within this field of management theory, thought and practice.
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ISSN:0955-2065
1758-7158
DOI:10.1108/09552069510085870