MANAGEMENT:PRACTICAL INTRO-CONNECT ACCESS
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Author: KINICKI
Publisher: MCGRAW-HILL HIGHER EDUCATION
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Chapter 15, Problem 1MIA
Summary Introduction
To Determine:
The extent to which Nokia’s social media use is consistent with the recommendations provided to match the richness of media for situations at hand.
Introduction:
Social media − There are technologies mediated by computer that help create as well as share ideas or information world over through networks. This is called social media.
Media richness −When communication is possible in an unambiguous and effective manner, then this refers to media richness scenario.
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