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ORCIDInternational Journal of Networking and Virtual Organisations, Volume 5
Volume 5, Number 1, 2008
- Andre L. Araujo, Laku Chidambaram:
A dynamic perspective of trust in virtual teams: the role of task, technology and time. 4-16 - Torkil Clemmensen, Maria Khryashcheva, Olga Podshibikhina:
Combining bases of trust development in virtual teams. 17-34 - Mari W. Buche
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Development of trust in electronic mentoring relationships. 35-50 - Farhad Daneshgar, Sharon Ho:
Sociological factors affecting trust development in virtual communities. 51-63 - Chanda Mumbi, Tanya Jane McGill:
An investigation of the role of trust in virtual project management success. 64-82 - Tom Erik Julsrud:
Flows, bridges and brokers: exploring the development of trust relations in a distributed work group. 83-102 - Ludmila Striukova, Thierry Rayna:
The role of social capital in virtual teams and organisations: corporate value creation. 103-119
Volume 5, Number 2, 2008
- Nilmini Wickramasinghe, Srinath Tumu, Jonathan L. Schaffer:
Critical success factors for video conferencing. 121-134 - Marko Kohtamaki, Tero Vuorinen, Elina Varamaki, Jukka Vesalainen:
Analysing partnerships and strategic network governance. 135-154 - Zulfiqar Khan, Rajeev K. Bali, Nilmini Wickramasinghe:
A business process improvement framework to facilitate superior SME operations. 155-165 - Ricardo Mejia-Gutierrez, Xavier Fischer, Fouad Bennis:
Virtual knowledge modelling for distributed teams: towards an interactive design approach. 166-189 - Phil Thompson, Brian Lehaney:
The development and testing of a prototype to link peer-to-peer computing with databases of different types. 190-203 - Günther Seliger, Luiz Cesar Ribeiro Carpinetti, Mateus Cecílio Gerolamo, Timo Fleschutz:
Promoting innovative clusters and cooperation networks: the European Commission observatories of SMEs and the context of Berlin-Brandenburg. 204-223 - Victoria Hoess, Magdalena Thoeni, Roland Staudinger, Bettina Staudinger:
Establishing 'integrated healthcare' in Austria. 224-239
Volume 5, Number 3/4, 2008
- Judy Young:
Trust in virtual organisations: a synthesis of the literature. 244-258 - Regina Connolly:
Trust and the virtual environment: research and methodological considerations. 259-274 - Maria Chiara Pettenati, Paolo Bussotti, David Parlanti, Dino Giuli:
Trust-enabling decision support system for e-tourism intermediation. 275-299 - Justyna Matysiewicz, Slawomir Smyczek:
Customer trust in virtual environments in service sectors (a case study in Poland). 300-324 - Ian Paterson, Heather Maguire, Latif Al-Hakim:
Analysing trust as a means of improving the effectiveness of the virtual supply chain. 325-348 - Omer Mahmood:
Modelling trust recognition and evaluation in an electronic environment. 349-368 - Siddhi Pittayachawan, Mohini Singh, Brian J. Corbitt:
A multitheoretical approach for solving trust problems in B2C e-commerce. 369-395 - Janis L. Gogan:
Building trust and commitment in a global organisation. 396-414 - Elina Varamaki, Marko Kohtamaki, Marko Järvenpää, Tero Vuorinen, Erkki K. Laitinen, Kirsti Sorama, Tom Wingren, Jukka Vesalainen, Petri Helo, Tommi Tuominen, Timo Pihkala, Jarkko Tenhunen:
A framework for a network-level performance measurement system in SME networks. 415-435 - Anne-Mari Makinen, Pia Hurmelinna-Laukkanen, Amir Hassan:
Organising for networking and virtual teams - the effects of the legal environment. 436-453
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