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Out-thinking Organizational Communications
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Editor(s):
Joachim Klewes
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Dirk Popp
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Manuela Rost-Hein
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2017
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Springer International Publishing
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978-3-319-41844-5
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978-3-319-41845-2
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2017
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10.1007/978-3-319-41845-2
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Book chapters
pp. 1
Digital Transformation and the Challenges for Organizational Communications: An Introduction
pp. 7
Digital Transformation and Communications: How Key Trends Will Transform the Way Companies Communicate
pp. 33
Why we Might Wish to Be Governed by Algorithms: Insights into a Technophile Digital Mindset
pp. 49
Policy and Politics in the Era of the Industrial Internet: How the Digital Transformation Will Change the Political Arena
pp. 65
The Changing Role of the Chief Marketing Officer: Unlocking the Power of Data-Driven Communication
pp. 73
The Role of Corporate Communication in the Digital Age: An Era of Change for the Communication Profession
pp. 85
It’s About Trust: The IT Department’s Role in a Digital Organisation: Why Techies May Be the New Communications Team
pp. 101
Digital Transformation of Energy Companies: The Role of Disruptive Communication
pp. 113
New Challenges of the Digital Transformation: The Comeback of the Vision-Mission System
pp. 129
Mention Communication—Think Organisation: Agile Communication in the Digital Era
pp. 145
From Customer Service to Customer Experience: The Drivers, Risks and Opportunities of Digital Transformation
pp. 157
Car Sales in the Throes of Change: Aims for Total Customer Experience in the Digital Era
pp. 165
The Global Web in Regional Politics: The Regulatory and Political Debate on Digitalisation and the Internet of Things
pp. 187
Managing the Digital Transformation: Ten Guidelines for Communications Professionals
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