Networks, Complexity, and Relatedness

Networks, Complexity, and Relatedness
Inquiry and learning into social networks, organizational network analysis, and the relationships among people and systems in complex organizations and networks.

Thursday, January 08, 2004

Rather more related than less

I had a great lunch today, connecting with two former colleagues from my Digital years. Jon Parsons and Mark deVries are both at XYenterprise now, and Jon has just discovered LinkedIn. We talked about linkages, social software, and blogs.

This evening, I had the following email from Mark, which reminded me of his ability to twist just the wry bit of humor into his observations:

Thought you'd like to know -- I googled you and followed a link to byeday:
http://www.byeday.net/patti.htm

and from there another:
http://www.byeday.net/sna/index.html

Both of those point to your blog this way:

Networks, Complexity, and Relatedless

I would have thought you'd accentuate the more positive side of your analysis. :-)

I had to stare at his note for a long time before seeing it! (Needless to say, my web site has been corrected!)

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