January 2009
Intermediate to advanced
240 pages
5h 7m
English
The challenge in deriving value from networks is to know how much to invest and where to allocate resources. Research on social networks has tended to focus on relationships as instrumental ties—task-related communication, information flow, work flow, or decision making[24]—but has ignored the value that is created through these interactions. With a slight shift in perspective, leaders can better understand how interactions in networks generate economic return—a very different sense of where value is created or cost incurred than is conveyed in traditional financial reports and budgeting processes.
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