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What is Socialization and Business Social Networking

Handbook of Research on Business Social Networking: Organizational, Managerial, and Technological Dimensions
A purposeful engagement to establish a specific business-driven social structure, or a specific business configuration for that matter, to facilitate the flow of information and knowledge (mostly by use of advanced technological means) that helps support enhanced business intelligence so that it can cope with the complexities and exposures of modern business living.
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Hybrid Intelligence through Business Socialization and Networking: Managing Complexities in the Digital Era
Jayantha P. Liyanage (University of Stavanger, Norway)
DOI: 10.4018/978-1-61350-168-9.ch030
Abstract
Managing industrial complexities and inherent risks in the modern economic climate has become quite a challenging task for more sectors than ever before. Apart from more formal financial constraints and risks, various industrial environments encounter a wide range of risks and uncertainties due to the inherent dynamics of the business environments. Capitalizing on business opportunities and realizing commercial ambitions in these sensitive business environments demands prudent and innovative solutions to manage different functional and operational modes where resources and capabilities are organized and deployed in a relatively different manner within the business clusters. It not only relies on economical capabilities, but also importantly on technology-dependent social capabilities. Interestingly, this leads to some form of structural re-configuration in a business-to-business transactional context generating an environment of so-called Hybrid Intelligence (Hybrid-I). This chapter explores and elaborates on the Hybrid-I concept as a modern scenario with reference to developments within the offshore oil & gas production sector.
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