Awareness modelling and its application in cooperative network management
Farhad Daneshgar, PRADEEP KUMAR RAY · 2002
Although communication among the collaborating workers in business processes has always been an important issue to business organisations, there is no measure for the effectiveness of collaboration. This paper presents a model based on "awareness levels" to measure the level of cooperation amongst different human roles in a business process. The hypothesis is that collaboration among various roles within an enterprise environment is improved by maintaining the awareness levels of individuals at its desired level. This paper illustrates the awareness model through its application in a large telecommunication service provider organisation. According to this study, the awareness model seems to be able to explain some problems of cooperation in this business environment. Since the model is abstract in nature, it can be applied in different organisations and businesses.