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A concise and clear general definition is from (Malone and Crowston, 1991): "Coordination is the act of managing interdependencies between activities."
Coordination or co-ordination is "the ability to reduce all-together, in oder to generate an only one all." (Alessio Bissoli, 2006)
Coordination, co-ordination is the regulation of diverse elements into an integrated and harmonious operation. Coordination means integrating or linking together different parts of an organization to accomplish a collective set of tasks.
In chemistry, a coordination compound refers usually to metal complexes of various kinds.
Co-ordinating can also involve the organization of a group. It can be used in politics, for coherent action of different public administration in the same country (i.e. between a state and a federal administration).
- See coordination game for coordination in game theory.
- See coordination in topology and space.
- See coordination in science of networks.
- See coordination in Petri net.
- See coordination in motion.
- See coordination in human motion.
- See coordination in robot motion.
- See coordination in chemistry (coordination chemistry).
- See coordination in economics (econophysics).
- See coordination in politics.
- Malone, T. W. and Crowston, K. (1991). Toward an interdisciplinary study of coordination. Center for Coordination Science, MIT.
- Bissoli, Alessio (2006-2007). The CoOrdination: introduction to the coOrdination principles & exploration of motion theories. Star+K press edition.
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