I should be working on Net Work, but just came on a co-incident point between my writing and a research project I’m working on for a client. For the book, I include visualization as one of the means by which we make sense of our networks. Obviously, organizational network analysis and value [...]

I’ve just had the pleasure, over the past couple of months, to collaborate with Nancy Settle-Murphy on articles for the Chrysalis newsletter, Communique. The second of two articles, Real-time conversations crucial for networking in a virtual world, was posted today. The first article, Networking in a virtual world an essential skill for success, was [...]

I spent some time today looking at a book chapter, “Silicon Valley Networks,” from The Silicon Valley Edge. This chapter is by Emilio J Castilla, Hokyu Hwang, Ellen Granovetter, and Mark Granovetter.They analyzed the social networks in Silicon Valley and how they contributed to the success of the Valley over time, with the kinds [...]

One of the reasons I used the word relatedness in my blog title when I began it is because of a women’s task force I participated on in the early 1990s, when I was at Digital Equipment Corporation. The basis for the task force was a concern about the retention of talented women in [...]

I was doing fact checking for Net Work yesterday and wanted to confirm the timeline for the work on intellectual capital and knowledge management. I discovered a short history of the idea of intellectual and its evolution on Karl-Erik Sveiby’s web site. Two interesting tidbits:

Fall 1990: Term “Intellectual Capital” coined in Stewart’s presence
Jan 1991: [...]