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• 1- Tools for inventing organizations : toward a handbook of organizational processes / Thomas W. Malone ... [et al.]
• 2- The interdisciplinary study of coordination / Thomas W. Malone and Kevin Crowston
• 3- A taxonomy of organizational dependencies and coordination mechanisms / Kevin Crowston
• 4- Toward a design handbook for integrating software components / Chrysanthos Dellarocas
• 5- Defining specialization for process models / George M. Wyner and Jintae Lee
• 6- Process as theory in information systems research / Kevin Crowston
• 7- Grammatical models of organizational processes / Brian T. Pentland
• 8- What is in the process handbook? / George A. Herman and Thomas W. Malone
• 9- Let a thousand gardeners prune : cultivating distributed design in complex organizations / George M. Wyner
• 10- A coordination perspective on software architecture : toward a design handbook for integrating software components / Chrysanthos Dellarocas
• 11- A coordination theory approach to process description and redesign / Kevin Crowston and Charles S. Osborn
• 12- Inventing new business processes using a process repository / Mark Klein ... [et al.]
• 13- The process recombinator : a tool for generating new business process ideas / Abraham Bernstein, Mark Klein, and Thomas W. Malone
• 14- Designing robust business processes / Mark Klein and Chrysanthos Dellarocas
• 15- A new way to manage process knowledge / Nicholas G. Carr
• 16- Toward a systematic repository of knowledge about managing collaborative design conflicts / Mark Klein
• 17- Genre taxonomy : a knowledge repository of communicative actions / Takeshi Yoshioka ... [et al.]
• 18- A coordination perspective on software system design / Chrysanthos Dellarocas
• 19- The product workbench : an environment for the mass-customization of production processes / Abraham Bernstein
• 20- How can cooperative work tools support dynamic group processes? Bridging the specificity frontier / Abraham Bernstein.

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