Habermas and Organizations Prof Dr Victor van Reijswoud [email protected]
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1. Habermas and Organizations Prof Dr Victor van Reijswoud
[email protected]
2. Outline1.Habermas Communicative Action and
Discourse2.Business Transactions and Business Processes3.Business
Transaction Process Model4.Analyzing Business Transaction
Processes5.Optimizing Business Transaction Processes
3. Jrgen Habermas Born 18 June 1929 in Dsseldorf (Germany)
Philosopher and Sociologist
4. Communicative Acts Habermas builds on the pragmatic theories
of language (Austin & Searle) to explain structure and
coordination in society A Communicative Act is composed of
Proposition (fact) Illocution (meaning) Validity claims
5. Validity ClaimsTruththe external world of the physical
objectsRightnessthe social world of interpersonal
relationshipsTruthfulnessthe internal or mental world of the
speakerIntelligibility of expressionthe understandability of what
is said/expressedWhen a communicative act is successful, the
participants in the conversation agree on the validity claims
6. Discourse and Discussion When the validity claim are
challenged the communication moves to Discussion: The
Intelligibility of Expression claim is challenged Validity claim
directly related to proposition Speaker is requested to improve the
clarity or specify of the expression Discourse Participants
challenge remaining validity claims Fundamental discussion about
the claim and the use of the claims in the communication /
coordination process
7. Business Transaction Processes Winograd and Flores
8. Customer and Performer
9. Business Transaction Process Model
10. Transaction Process model 3 Layers Success Discussion /
failure Discourse
11. Diagnose Transaction Processes Success layer Clarity of
expression Execution according to promise Discussion Claims related
to proposition Discourse Fundamental discussion on validity claims
in organization
12. Check Effectiveness ratio successful and failed transaction
processes Efficiency number of communication steps time for
completion (lead time) All communication forms oral / non verbal
written (all documents, meeting minutes etc) electronic
exchanges
13. Optimize Transaction Processes Incident-driven Eliminate
observed inefficiencies and ineffectiveness Standardize work
processes Reactive Structural Start discourse on the fundamental
values in an organization Off-site retreats (hei-dagen)
Preventive