Knowledge Networks: Mapping and Measuring Knowledge Creation, Re-use and Flow
The effective utilization of knowledge and learning requires both culture and technology. Explicit information and data can be easily codified, written down, and stored in a data base. For this type of business information we have the necessary skills and more than adequate tools. Yet, simple data is frequently not where competitive advantage is found. An organization’s real edge in the marketplace is often found … [ Read more ]
Content: Article | Author: Valdis Krebs | Source: LeaderValues | Subjects: Knowledge Management, Organizational Behavior
Managing the Connected Organization
All individuals, communities, systems, and other business assets are massively interconnected in an evolving economic ecosystem. In such a connected system we can no longer focus on the performance of individual actors — we must manage connected assets.
Content: Article | Author: Valdis Krebs | Source: CEO Refresher | Subjects: Management, Organizational Behavior
Model Behavior
The way a company really works is probably not the way managers think it does. Network-analysis techniques can reveal deep corporate knowledge and connections.
Content: Article | Authors: Eric Bonabeau, Valdis Krebs | Source: Optimize Magazine | Subjects: Management, Organizational Behavior