Does Distance Hinder Coordination? Identifying and Bridging Boundaries of Offshored Work
Abstract
null null We submit that offshoring research focused mostly about an empirical phenomenon and extending our understanding about it, rather than expanding our understanding of the underlying theory as illuminated by empirical evidence. To theoretically frame the implications of offshoring strategy and practice for organizational design, this paper centers on the interplay between coordination and geographical distance. Distance strains the...
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Title
Does Distance Hinder Coordination? Identifying and Bridging Boundaries of Offshored Work
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Published Date
Dec 1, 2013
Journal
Volume
19
Issue
4
Pages
324 - 332
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