By Farley Simon Nobre
Organizational cognition matters the techniques which supply brokers and agencies having the ability to research, make judgements, and remedy difficulties. Organizational and Technological Implications of Cognitive Machines: Designing destiny details administration structures offers new demanding situations and views to the knowledge of the participation of cognitive machines in corporations. Containing broad examine through a global collaboration of specialists, this booklet addresses the prospective implications of cognitive machines for present and destiny enterprises.
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According to the bounded rationality theory (Simon, 1947, 1982a, 1997a, and 1997b), this book advocates that organizations have limitations of knowledge management and computational capacity. A theory of organizational cognition is important and necessary when we decide to design organizations with higher capabilities of information processing and uncertainty management. In such a way, organizational cognition is a discipline which contributes to improve the computational capacity of the organization and its ability for knowledge management.
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Multidisciplinary studies on organizational learning and knowledge management are presented in (Dierkes et al, 2003); and on organizational intelligence, and organizations resembling information processing systems and distributed computational agents are presented in (Blanning & King, 1996; Carley & Gasser, 1999; and Prietula et al, 1998). However, a formal study which relates organizations with concepts of cognition and learning (innovation) was previously and firstly proposed in (Simon, 1947; March & Simon, 1958; and Simon, 1997b).