Governance mechanisms refer to the mechanisms used in the network to co-ordinate tasks.
For most of the past generation, central banks performed their co-ordinating task by fiddling with short-term interest rates.
"On my latest Afghanistan tour, I was Operations Warrant Officer, responsible for co-ordinating EOD tasks.
This could involve helping to organise the network, co-ordinating its tasks, and intervening when disagreements occur.
Another 10% is about managing the team, co-ordinating their different tasks, and making sure deadlines are met.
In an authorized military hierarchy organization, the procedure of problem solving must be co-ordinated with the tasks of planning, directing, and controlling.
As Lord Admiral, Dudley was responsible for creating the Council for Marine Causes, which for the first time co-ordinated the various tasks of maintaining the navy functioning and thus made English naval administration the most efficient in Europe.
In hierarchies, formal authority is the dominant mechanism to co-ordinate and control tasks.
While most small business owners were not allowed to leave Koinadugu to visit Freetown on supply runs, he set up a £28,000 revolving fund to make loans for the importation of food, fuel and medicine, with deliveries co-ordinated by the task force.
When the National Crime Agency was formed it was given unique powers to co-ordinate investigations and task police forces to carry out inquiries.
Of course, there are still challenges around daily briefings, co-ordinating work and agreeing on tasks, especially for mobile workers.
