International Journal of Networking and Virtual Organisations

Aims & Scope

IJNVO strives to present scholarly insights, leading research and theoretical advances and groundbreaking developments within the purview of networking and virtual organisations throughout the world, thereby providing readers with the latest knowledge and best practices pertaining to superior strategies and operations in a networked environment. Topics covered include Network forms of organisations including inter-/intra-organisational networks Formal/informal networks incl. inter-personal networks Community, social, communication networks Networks in collaboration/competition Networks in science, technology studies Networks between industry/academia Networks in learning across institutional/disciplinary/geographical boundaries Global/local innovation networks, regional collaborative clusters, inter-firm networks Virtual networks, network theory applied to virtual organisations Organisations with changing/unclear boundaries Decentralised/more centrally coordinated networks and virtual organisations Management of dispersed project teams Network analysis methodology, incl. social network analysis, graph theory Virtual organisation/media use in developing countries Enterprise integration

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