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NETWORKING AND FACEWORK AS POLITICAL BEHAVIOR WITHIN ORGANIZATIONS

Published In: 3RD INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON ADVANCES IN MANAGEMENT, ECONOMICS AND SOCIAL SCIENCE
Author(s): TAKUMA KIMURA

Abstract: In recent organizational studies, attention to organizational politics and political behavior has been increasing. This study explored the process of political behaviors within organizations using qualitative research of a sample of workers in Japanese firms. Through grounded theory approach, this study identified three constructs of political behaviors: (a) political use of non-political interpersonal networks, (b) leveraging social capital, and (c) other-face-saving behaviors. This study revealed the process of networking and the political use of interpersonal networks, which previous studies on political behaviors have not sufficiently investigated. Moreover, the results of this study can integrate the literature on political behavior and that of facework, which few prior studies have examined in the context of organizational politics.

  • Publication Date: 11-Dec-2015
  • DOI: 10.15224/978-1-63248-081-1-65
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THE INFLUENCE OF BIG DATA IN THE PRACTICES OF STRATEGIC INTELLIGENCE PROFESSIONALS IN BRAZIL

Published In: 3RD INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON ADVANCES IN MANAGEMENT, ECONOMICS AND SOCIAL SCIENCE
Author(s): ANA CRISTINA FACHINELLI , PRISCILA NESELLO

Abstract: Strategic use of information is at the core of intelligence activity whose focus has been largely directed to the use of technology for data analysis. However, in practice the human factor still remains decisive for the correct and incorrect interpretation of data. In this article we present the outcome of a study on how the big data phenomenon is perceived and influences the activities of strategic intelligence (SI) professionals in Brazil. We used both the social constructionist research and the content analysis methods to analyzed in-depth interviews with strategic intelligence experts in Brazil. The results indicate that intelligence analysis is not as yet directly benefiting from the big data phenomenon. If on one side big data favours data collection, on the other it hinders the command of the subject. The study also showed that, for some interviewees big data is already integrated into the more elaborate professional practices and in the development of specific projects. However

  • Publication Date: 11-Dec-2015
  • DOI: 10.15224/978-1-63248-081-1-66
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