Intentional Arrangement
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Source: Glushko explicit or implicit acts of organization by people, or by computational processes acting as proxies for, or as implementations …
Source: The Discipline of Organizing by Glushko explicit or implicit acts of organization by people, or by computational processes acting as proxies for, or as implementations of, human intentionality The intentional arrangements of resources in an organizing system are the result of design decisions about what is organized, why it is organized, how much it is organized, when it is organized, and how or by whom it is organized. Can be created by top-down authoritative institutions like libraries, museums, businesses, and governments or bottom-up self-organizing systems composed of…
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