Practical Wisdom in the Age of Technology

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Practical Wisdom in the Age of Technology

Insights, issues, and questions for a new millennium

Management: leadership and motivation Knowledge management Personnel and human resources management Production and quality control management Research and development management Organizational theory and behaviour

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Collection: The Practical Wisdom in Leadership and Organization Series

Language: English

Published by: Routledge

Published on: 10 March 2016

Format: LCP-protected ePub

Size: 2 Mb

ISBN: 9781317076599


Introduction

The dramatic recent advances and emergent trends in technologies have brought to the fore many vital and challenging questions and dilemmas for leaders and organizations. These are issues that call for a critical, insightful examination of key questions such as: are modern technologies beneficial or problematic for the well-being of individuals, organizations, and societies at large; why do we seem to feel more disconnected in an age of technological connectivity; can organizations reduce technology-induced stresses and find ways to enable the mindful use of technologies and how can organizations, governments and societies manage the use of technologies wisely?

Such questions, when explored from various perspectives of wisdom, can yield significant insights, increase awareness of the issues, deepen the dialogue and help redesign an increasingly technology-driven future. However, there is little researched published material available on such questions and issues.

About the Book

Practical Wisdom in the Age of Technology: Insights, Issues and Questions for a New Millennium will provide a space to engage in thought-provoking dialogue and critical reflection on a variety of themes linking technology and practical wisdom. It will offer a foundation for exploration, inquiry, engagement, and discussion among organizational, political and social leaders, technology professionals, information systems academicians, wisdom researchers, managers, philosophers of technology, and other practitioners.

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