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Organizer: John Paul Stephens, Case Western Reserve U.
Discussant: Margaret M. Luciano, Arizona State U.
Discussant: John R. Hollenbeck, Michigan State U.
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| This symposium brings together junior and senior scholars, as well as doctoral students to share and build on their research on multi-team systems (MTSs). As organizations face increasingly complex challenges, they are turning more and more to MTSs, or "“teams of teams” that work together as a close-knit network. Scholars will present advancements in MTS theory, empirics and research methods, focused on MTS coordination and leadership in a range of dynamic contexts. A pair of junior and senior scholar discussants will lead our panel and audience in reflections on building more effective, valid and illuminating MTS theory and methods. |
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Capturing the Moving Parts: Profile Analytics as a Tool for Studying Multiteam Systems
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Presenter: Marissa Shuffler, Clemson U.
Presenter: Matthew A. Cronin, George Mason U.
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Our Next ‘Giant Leap’: Qualitative Tools for Studying Spaceflight Multiteam Systems
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Presenter: Marissa Shuffler, Clemson U.
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Greater or Less Than the Sum of Its Parts? The Impact of Component Team Ability on Multiteam System
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Presenter: Rebecca Mitchell, Michigan State U.
Presenter: Bryan Cornfield, Eli Broad School of Business, Michigan State U.
Presenter: James Garrett Matusik, Michigan State U.
Presenter: John R. Hollenbeck, Michigan State U.
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Leading MTSs: Unpacking the Challenges of Balancing External and Internal System Demands
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Presenter: John Paul Stephens, Case Western Reserve U.
Presenter: Mercedes McBride, Case Western Reserve U.
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