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Showing 1 to 10 of 10 for “"virtual team members"”.

  1. The relationship between the perceived level of contribution of virtual team members and their energization source as described by Jung's typology

    <p>The increasing use of virtual teams as a result of advances in technology has altered the manner in which team members communicate and interact (Holton, 2001). The media-rich faceto- face team environment has frequently given way to asynchronous communication, using tools such as emails and …

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  2. The myth of spontaneous connection : an ethnographic study of the situated nature of virtual teamwork

    … study of one multi-organizational virtual team in the automotive industry. Observing and interacting with the team members in their local work sites and in team meetings, I investigated the influence of virtual team members' situation in their respective local work contexts on the …

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  3. Human-AI Hybrids in Virtual Teams: The Effects of IT Identity and Trust on Knowledge Sharing and Knowledge Application

    … execution, organizations increasingly rely on virtual teams for improved performance and competitive advantage. Organizations seek ways to increase virtual team efficiency and effectiveness through technology. Newer applications of artificial intelligence (AI) are driving organizational …

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  4. Effect of emotional intelligence, collaboration technology, team climate, and intrinsic motivation on virtual team effectiveness: A study of team member perceptions

    … has caused a paradigm shift from collocated teams working in the office 9–5 to virtual teams working anywhere, anytime. As such, there is a growing body of literature related to virtual teams; however, there is limited research specific to the relationship between virtual team effectiveness …

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  5. A framework for knowledge-based team training

    Teamwork is crucial to many disciplines, from activities such as organized sports to economic and military organizations. Team training is difficult and as yet there are few automated tools to assist in the training task. As with the training of individuals, effective training depends upon practice …

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  6. Relationship between geo-cultural identity and leadership characteristic preferences of followers in a virtual environment

    … manage geographically and culturally dispersed teams, organizations are tasked with understanding the multi-faceted dimensions of a team working virtually. This study was undertaken to explore the relationship between geo-cultural identity and leadership characteristic preference of followers in …

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  7. Video-based observations on the construction of social presence in virtual worlds

    … creating shared understanding between people. Teams that collaborate towards a shared goal need social presence for achieving mutual awareness and engagement between members for creating a shared context, defined as a mutual understanding of the team and an agreement on how the team should …

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  8. Model for assessment of trust within virtual project teams of construction sector in the Middle East

    … required many construction companies to adopt virtual project teams for their business activities and is facing number of challenges. The Middle East is a multicultural region and hence, it’s very important to understand the phenomenon of these virtual project teams who relate across multiple …

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  9. Knowledge Sharing and Virtual Team Performance in Supply Chain Management: Challenges and Strategic Implications

    … important for an organisation to ensure that its virtual teams can run smoothly and can complete organisational projects successfully and on time. Due to this change in working practices, the growth of virtual team usage in organisations expanded in an unprecedented fashion. Organisations were …

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