Virtual Collaboration Networks
A checklist for assessing virtual business networks
Ten questions to ‘healthcheck’ a collaborative business network
All business networks are not equal
New UK biotechnology network portal launched
A new network portal called esymbio has been launched by MerseyBIO, the life sciences sector support organization for Merseyside.
A kick-start plan for setting up a Virtual Enterprise Network in 6 weeks
In a previous article, Virtual Enterprise Networks allow business scale through virtual collaboration I introduced the idea of a Virtual Enterprise Network or VEN as a way for smaller businesses to achieve “virtual scale” by collaborating on business development, marketing and project delivery for major enterprise customers.
Achieve real competitive advantage by partnering with small IT Vendor networks
How does an enterprise achieve real competitive edge via IT these days and is it possible to develop a edge which cannot be easily copied?
A Taxonomy of Virtual Business Networks
Virtual business networks are appearing everywhere and in many guises and names such as Collaborative Networks, Virtual Clusters, Virtual Enterprise Networks, Collaborative Supply Chains, Networked Enterprises and Star Alliances to name just a few.But how does a business leader or a government policy-maker make sense of them all?
Virtual Enterprise Networks allow business scale through virtual collaboration
Small businesses from many different industries, both traditional and hi-tech, have discovered a new way for them to succeed in the "global economy". It involves collaboration on large proposals, R&D and fulfilment of orders assisted by relatively low cost, virtual collaboration technology.
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.










