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This is a directory of publicly available articles and materials, many of which can be downloaded. About The Future of Knowledge: Increasing Prosperity through Value Networks
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Features The Future of Knowledge Featured research reports Published papers and articles by Verna Allee Additional brief articles |
Research reports Workshop clips and feedback Interviews Colleague contribution |
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Value Networks Basics - Introduction
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Featured research reportsOnline version of Paper for the upcoming European Conference on Intellectual Capital, Haarlem, The Netherlands, April 28-29, 2009
Measuring the Impact of Research Networks in
the EU: Abstract excerpt: The practical implication of this work is that it provides a possible solution to one of the most challenging business issues in the intangibles economy: describing and monitoring the role of intangibles in value creation. |
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The following three articles report on different aspects of an innovative research project sponsored by Knoll in 2006-2007 and led by Camille Venezia. The project used value network analysis to understand roles and relationships as a unique lens for understanding the needs of mobile workers. This fresh perspective exploded a number of popular “myths” about mobile workers and provided insights into how companies can best support them with technology, facilities and furniture systems. Note: the contact information provided in the articles for Camille is no longer accurate. Please contact us if you need current information.
Supporting mobile worker networks: Components
for effective workplaces
Mobile Workers: practices, relationships and
components for effective workplaces
Designing Productive Workspaces for Mobile
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Published papers and articles by Verna Allee
Value Network Analysis: Value Conversion of
Tangible and Intangible Assets
Value Network
Analysis and Value Conversion of Tangible and Intangible Assets,
Collaboration, innovation, and value creation in
a global telecom
Will the Real Project Please Stand Up?
Getting Organized with Value Network Analysis
Global Action Networks and the Evolution of
Global Public Policy Systems
360-Degree Transparency and the
Sustainable Economy
A Value Network Approach
for Modeling and Measuring Intangibles
white paper
The New Business and Knowledge Management
Fundamentals
Reconfiguring the Value Network |
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Additional brief articles Value Network Maturity - a model adapted from the Capability Maturity Model (Wikipedia). Understanding this model as a basic competence and part of value network analysis can help an organization hold the line against the more familiar and traditional bureaucratic models of organization.
Value Networks Defined
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Understanding Complexity -
A New World of Value -
Intangible Value Framework© - An emerging perspective of wealth and value. |
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Research reports
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version of Paper for European Conference on Intellectual Capital, Haarlem, The
Netherlands, April 28-29, 2009,
This 2007 report presents the conclusions and recommendations of the evaluative study conducted for the European Commission. The focus of the study is on understanding regional innovation as an ecology that converts knowledge and value creation into long-term competitiveness and economic growth.
EU Innovation System - Annexes
These Annexes on the Final report present all the technical work carried out that led to the conclusions and recommendations of the 2007 evaluative study. The assessment was conducted through an integrated use of four different methodologies, namely Intellectual Capital Assessment, Value Network Analysis, the PACE toolkit (Project Assets, Core competences and Exploitable items) and macro-econometric Multivariate Statistical Methods. For additional documents and
information, you may wish to visit -
Neskey
(NEw partnerships for
Sustainable development
in the Knowledge EconomY)
Verna Allee and Marc Luyckx completed
the Neskey Roadmap View a few
slides (12) from the final presentation.
Global Reporting
Initiative (GRI -
globalreporting.org) Network Development: South Africa
Steve Waddell,
Gan-net.net (Global Action Network Net) and Verna Allee One part of the project was to analyze survey data with The ValueNet Works™ methodology and using the application on the Verna Allee Toolkit™. Five networks were revealed.
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Workshop clips and feedback
Blog entry by
Jeff Lindsay describing his 3 days of training by Verna Allee and Oliver
Schwabe in Value Network Analysis -July 2007.
Online event - Verna
Allee was guest speaker at a KnowledgeBoard Special Online Event July
11, 2006: A brief (3 min 24 sec) excerpt from a keynote presentation at the Gurteen Knowledge Conference September 2004. Here is the full-length (60 min) version of her keynote, Exploiting Social Networking in Organizations. A 60-minute podcast of Verna Allee on value networks. Scroll down the page to February 22 - Verna Allee: Value Networks. Click on View, then choose Open. This can be downloaded as an MP3 file.
Very brief, but
interesting, clips on the Consultants
page of the
SmartNet website:
Delegate Feedback
about
Verna's presentation,
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Interviews
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Colleague contribution
Verna was at
SmartNet events in New Zealand in 2004. At the meeting in
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visual narrative of Verna Allee's message by Jana Lyn-Holly of
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