Comunicación Gráfica

Salvo contadas excepciones, la literatura académica desatiende el estudio de la comunicación comercial española durante la Guerra Civil (1936-1939) por considerarlo un periodo infructuoso debido a la eclosión del cartel propagandístico y a la economía de guerra. Tras un exhaustivo análisis documental de la industria publicitaria durante el periodo, y del Art Decó como principal […]

Para el ámbito artístico, los programas de captura de color pueden ser una herramienta muy útil para identificar y relacionar colores concretos en un contexto. A través de la cámara de smartphone, o de una fotografía almacenada en su memoria, la aplicación proporciona la tonalidad de una zona seleccionada: la visualización del tono en la

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Abstract This point of view paper challenges and extends Lyytinen et al.’s (J Organ Des https://doi.org/10.1007/s41469-023-00151-z, 2023) conceptualization of Digital Twins of Organizations (DTOs) as highly complex models including multiple organizational facets like agency, conflict, and emergence. They argue that the journey to achieving a fully functional DTO is a long way. However, we suggest

Abstract The recent rise of using digital representations for products and processes has created a movement to use ‘digital twins’ for organization design. We provide an overview of the notion of digital twin as a synchronized, real-time two-way interacting digital representation of the real-world phenomenon it is expected to replicate as a twin. The claim

Abstract A growing body of literature argues that digital models do not just help organizational leaders to predict the future. Models can inadvertently produce the very future they purport to describe. In this view, performativity is a side-effect of digital modeling. But digital twins turn such thinking on its head. Digital twins are digital models

Abstract To manage the challenges associated with increasing costs and demand for healthcare, administrators often propose a re-structure of the workforce to gain more efficiencies. However, this can have detrimental impacts on professions such as allied health if the uniqueness of this workforce is not taken into consideration before, during and after re-structuring. In the

Abstract Self-management has been explored in research for more than half a century and is said to be linked to several positive effects ranging from a more egalitarian and democratic structure to enhanced productivity, improved quality of work and greater adaptability. More recently, the self-managing organization (SMO) has emerged as a novel organizational structure that

Abstract Decisions—whether made by individuals or groups—often involve estimating quantities, a process that is subject to anchoring bias (Tversky and Kahneman in Science 185: 1124–1131, 1974). Differences in susceptibility to anchoring bias between individuals and groups have been recently explored with the result that groups appear less biased than individuals (Meub and Proeger in Theor