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Network Characteristics and an Integrated Model of Network Performance

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Network structure is one explanatory variable to explain network performance, but its effect may be small or misleading. Much research, however, has not attempted to combine network structures with other characteristics of networks that may operate to explain network performance. Addressing four network characteristics (structure, content, process, and management), this study proposes an integrated model of network performance. This study first proposes simple relationships between each characteristic and network performance, and then extends intermediated effects of each characteristic on others. This study emphasizes interdependence among network characteristics and provides theoretical implications that go beyond organizational effectiveness arguments.

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Network structure is one explanatory variable to explain network performance, but its effect may be small or misleading. Much research, however, has not attempted to combine network structures with other characteristics of networks that may operate to explain network performance. Addressing four network characteristics (structure, content, process, and management), this study proposes an integrated model of network performance. This study first proposes simple relationships between each characteristic and network performance, and then extends intermediated effects of each characteristic on others. This study emphasizes interdependence among network characteristics and provides theoretical implications that go beyond organizational effectiveness arguments.

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