Inquiry and learning into social networks, organizational network analysis, and the relationships among people and systems in complex organizations and networks.
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Saturday, December 27, 2008 The Business of Community Networking Colleagues Jenny Ambrozek and Victoria Axelrod from the 21st Century Organization have teamed with the World Research Group to design a conference here in Boston, March 24-26: The Business of Community Networking. (You may also want to download the brochure.) This conference is focused on businesses that want to engage customers in interacting, networking, and exchanging knowledge using social media. Labels: communities Comments:
Patti, Thanks for sharing "The Business of Community Networking Conference". No doubt organizer Meghan Jacobi has done a fabulous job assembling speakers focused on putting networks to work. And given your essential "Net Work" handbook the conference would be incomplete without you, and Mark Bonchek, given the deep experience and knowledge you both bring. I'm looking forward to actually convening a panel including you and other participants in our "Facebook Groups in Business Investigation" (FGIBI), given we conducted as a virtual network in the world. I suspect the most FGIBI contributors ever previously gathered in one room is 3. We should test that thought!
The question of networks has not only to do with business. For a work-in-progress using the idea of tracing networks in order to rebuild a political project, see also http://yannickrumpala.wordpress.com/category/networks-and-rhizomes/
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