Copyright © 2003 International Communication Association Scholars of organizational communication have begun to focus diligently on organization as gendered, yet we continue to neglect the ways in which it is fundamentally raced. With this article, we seek to stimulate systematic attention to the racial dynamics of organizational communication. We argue that the field’s most common ways of fram...

As the needs for interconnections of processes in different companies or departments are so increasing and companies try to realize business processes across organizational boundaries, the correctness issues of inter-organizational workflow definition is getting more important. In this paper, we develop community process definition language(CPDL) for inter-organizational workflow specification....

In this chapter a case study is presented, in which the ethnomethodological approach is used to analyze the impact of the implementation of an information system, called Sispes, on organizational communication processes in the residence for elderly Giovanelli (Italy). Sispes is a web based platform which sustains communication processes and knowledge management according to a customized workflo...

Various terms such as organizational mortality, organizational death, bankruptcy, decline, retrenchment and failure have been used in the literature to characterize different forms and facets of organizational crisis. Communication network studies have typically focused on nodes (individuals or organizations), relationships between those nodes, and subsequent affects of these relationships upon...