FLAIRS Poster Abstracts

摘要

In this article, we focus on an emerging literature on the social networks analysis in dynamic organizational models of virtual interactions. We consider how important developments in social networking have contributed to the theory of real life strategic organization, the Arab Spring for example. These social actions are often observed as network spikes and bursts that propagate and saturate the network rapidly. There are several organizational models published that explain behavioral dynamics in such organizations. However, these models lack the representational power required for modeling situated strategic organizations (SSOs) in a way that account for rapid rates of dissemination in ad-hoc networks. Therefore, we have conceived this in a life cycle for a prototypical situated society and describe operations therein from formation to dissolution. After describing the life cycle, we offer insights for a model of a successful situated organization.