= Computational and Mathematical Organization Theory
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Computational and Mathematical Organization Theory (CMOT) is an interdisciplinary field that integrates concepts and methods from computational science, mathematics, and organizational theory to analyze and model complex organizational phenomena. The main objectives of CMOT are to better understand the dynamics and structures of organizations, improve decision-making processes, and enhance organizational performance through quantitative modeling and computational techniques. Key aspects of CMOT include: 1. **Modeling Organizational Behavior**: CMOT uses mathematical models to represent and analyze behaviors within organizations.
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