Understanding personalities in organizational networks – lovable fools and competent jerks

Monday, 20 June 2005, 11:14 | Category : Uncategorized
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People often ask about the person in the center of a network or a subgroup in a network: just because they have a lot arrows in and/or out doesn’t mean that they’re a great person, does it? Of course not! My answer (like those of an economics professor in a management course) [...]

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Courses in ONA and SNA : Perils and Cautions

Monday, 20 June 2005, 10:52 | Category : Uncategorized
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My work has increasingly shifted toward knowledge transfer. “Always learning ahead,” I say, as I focus on keeping up to date and providing client teams with the ability to do ONA/SNA as part of long-term initiatives to improve collaboration.
This past week while I was at a client teaching a masterclass, Bruce Hoppe blogged about the [...]

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Social Network Analysis Hits CIO Magazine

Wednesday, 15 June 2005, 12:56 | Category : Uncategorized
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Right on top of an article in Harvard’s Working Knowledge about the New CIO Role: Change Warrior comes an article in CIO Magazine itself on Social Network Analysis:Who Knows Whom, And Who Knows What?. The game is afoot. Introducing software infrastructure is simply an attractor for changes in a corporate environment.
At dinner tonight with Verna [...]

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