You are welcome to contact Nancy to get a listing of current associates or people I can connect you with in my network. I’ll appreciate your response Thanks Kariuki # laura miranda on 24 Jan 2008 at 3:35 pm Hi, I do business independently. tools, apps and practices on 01 Sep 2008 at 4:26 am [.] Let me know how to do it. MORE >>

Later… here are the screen captures of the Tweets) Share and Enjoy: 6 responses so far 6 Responses to “Reflecting Slowly on Slow Communities&# # Jay Fienberg on 10 Jul 2008 at 8:54 pm I really got a lot out of your talk, Nancy–it was excellent! knew you would. Thanks so much for making the time. Best, Ryan Phew. should have. MORE >>

Later… here are the screen captures of the Tweets) Share and Enjoy: 6 responses so far 6 Responses to “Reflecting Slowly on Slow Communities&# # Jay Fienberg on 10 Jul 2008 at 8:54 pm I really got a lot out of your talk, Nancy–it was excellent! knew you would. Thanks so much for making the time. Best, Ryan Phew. should have. MORE >>

In a social network we can form our view of the network by adding contacts (subscribing to parts of the flow), but because it’s unbounded we are free to roam and investigate, we may decide to search and browse or subscribe to blogs of people we don’t know, or subscribe to a keyword search. Enterprise 2.0 Unbounded. No emergence. MORE >>

Leveraging informal contacts. For the past few months I have been immersed in a field research project on the topic of social networks within the enterprise. It has consumed a tremendous amount of my time - especially since late September through mid-November. Why Is This Approach Different? CR augments Burton Group's IT research framework. MORE >>