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Title: Accelerating innovation and protecting organizations: Pluralism in the COVID‐19 age.
Authors: Rosa, José Antonio1 (AUTHOR) jarosa@iastate.edu, Noble, Charles H.1 (AUTHOR), Spanjol, Jelena1 (AUTHOR)
Source: Journal of Product Innovation Management. Mar2021, Vol. 38 Issue 2, p233-237. 5p.
Subjects: Agile software development, COVID-19, Organizational response, Organizational behavior, COVID-19 pandemic, Pluralism
Abstract: Organizations that are considering the adoption of digital tools like those suggested by Cooper (2021) are well-advised to assess the absorptive capacity of teams for which such investments are planned, and to protect teams from being overburdened with new information. Among logicians, pluralism is the view that under certain circumstances, such as when contending opinions over priorities and time horizons are present, there may be more than one correct logic to set what is most important (Beall & Restall, 2000). Cross-disciplinary teams within one organization, or task force teams that draw from multiple divisions in large organizations, for example, could exhibit significant variance in how people think and learn and collaborate. Accelerating innovation and protecting organizations: Pluralism in the COVID-19 age. [Extracted from the article]
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