'New Networks' Refers to

question 74

Multiple Choice

'New Networks' refers to

• A)the use and linkage of modern communication technologies such as the Internet,databases,Customer Relationship Management software and virtual as well as open meetings for stakeholders
• B)free-form structures where there is freedom of interaction with relevant information,groups and individuals about current or emerging areas of common concern or opportunity
• C)teams or groups of people affected by change where information is shared openly,where talk is open,where trust is built and where problems or issues are considered from company and user perspectives and specific outputs generated
• D)autonomous work groups communicating clearly and directly with each other,dynamic rather than static entities,forming and re-forming,often with evolving membership structures in successive iterations

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