My best collaborative business network articles
Stumble It!Here is a collection of my 7 most popular articles on collaborative and virtual business networks based on user feedback and page views:
- A Taxonomy of Virtual Business Networks
- A checklist for assessing virtual business networks
- Virtual Enterprise Networks allow business scale through virtual collaboration
- Instant collaborative business networks
- A kick-start plan for setting up a Virtual Enterprise Network in 6 weeks
- Achieve real competitive advantage by partnering with small IT Vendor networks
- Achieve supply chain agility through Virtual Enterprise Networks
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Bioteams Books Reviews
The Organizational Zoo
I was introduced to an interesting book and web site, The Organizational Zoo, by Arthur Shelley which offers humorous observations of the characteristics and behaviours of the other creatures in your "organizational Zoo".
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Related Virtual Collaboration Networks Articles
Virtual teams, entrepreneurship and enterprise development
Virtual entrepreneurs inhabit the hidden spaces in and between enterprises
Virtual teams are not just for corporate projects - there are numerous forms of virtual network, enterprise, community and cluster. One of the most interesting areas for the virtual team is in new enterprise development and entrepreneurship. Bioteams Guest Article by Ray Symmes.
Virtual Enterprise Networks and Supply Chain Agility
In the US there has been a movement particularly within the defense and advanced engineering sectors to try to develop more agility in supply chains by working differently with suppliers.
The Virtually Networked Enterprise: Letting small fish act big
In How To Innovate And Create New Business Opportunities When You Are A Small Fish: Here Comes The VEN, Robin Good and Ken Thompson argue that when you are a small fish, it may appear pretty difficult, if not altogether out of your reach, to be able to "network up" with other small firms to provide higher value services to major clients. But is it a real physical limitation or is it just that small companies lack a proven and effective business collaboration model - The Virtual Enterprise Network (VEN)?
