From this perspective, organisation (and organisational culture) comes about through organisational processes, constructed through patterns of relationships and meaning a way of life.
9 Other more changeable and dynamic properties, such as the organisational processes, 10 11 should, therefore, be addressed when attempting to design patient-safe organisations.
This context is not uncommon according to Rosenbeck, 2001 who sees organisational processes as a missing link between research and practice, stating that "complex organisations are characterised by multiple competing goals and fluid involvement of key participants".
Initiating and managing social and organisational processes will he a particularly decisive competence.
"We seek to give voice to those individuals and groups who are traditionally overlooked in global management and organisational processes".
Many people in the arts want to better understand how they can use digital technology to improve their organisational processes, structures, audience engagement strategies and customer services, as well as to create new work.
To sustain our organisations in times of economic and environmental crisis, we need to pay great attention to our organisational processes and to the quality and nature of the relationships (both internal and external) that are being developed.
This paper analyses path dependence and path creation in firm innovation focusing on the effect of cognitive frames and organisational processes.
The challenge is to identify the major causes, which can include deficiencies in organisational processes which may have been present well before the accident itself.
The digitalisation of architecture has intensified the entanglement of digital materiality and design practice due to the process of remediation, which comprises both conceptual and organisational processes.
The method is based on human performance quantification and is supported by a tool that enables scenario-based evaluation of prospective organisational processes through simulation.
