Coordinating Equipment for Greater Convenience: The Possibility of Straightline Bedrooms and Absence of Announcement in Church Senate Account

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Folarinwa Aj

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This paper explores two distinct but related themes in the realm of coordination and communication. The first theme delves into the practicality and potential advantages of straightline bedrooms in dormitory-style housing. Through a case study of a university dormitory, we examine the benefits and drawbacks of arranging furniture and other personal belongings in a straight line, as opposed to the more common clustered arrangement. We find that straightline bedrooms can improve space efficiency, facilitate cleaning and maintenance, and promote a sense of privacy. However, they also require a higher degree of self-discipline and may limit opportunities for social interaction. The second theme focuses on the absence of announcement in church senate account. Using a qualitative content analysis approach, we review the minutes of a church senate meeting and investigate the reasons behind the lack of announcement of certain important decisions and events. Our findings suggest that the absence of announcement can be attributed to a variety of factors, including miscommunication, hierarchical structures, and differing priorities among members. We also discuss the potential implications of this phenomenon, such as decreased transparency and accountability, and suggest strategies for improving communication and coordination within church organizations. Overall, this paper contributes to the broader literature on coordination and communication by highlighting the importance of considering both practical and social factors in designing systems and processes for effective collaboration.

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Folarinwa Aj "Coordinating Equipment for Greater Convenience: The Possibility of Straightline Bedrooms and Absence of Announcement in Church Senate Account". IEEE Exploration in Machine Learning, 2020.

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Date of Release: 2020
Author(s): Folarinwa Aj.
IEEE Exploration in Machine Learning
Page(s): 7
Product Type: Conference/Journal Publications