Management: The Craft of Connection
The Craft of Connection
by Tim Laseter and Rob Cross
Charlottesville, Va., January 31, 2007 --
A growing number of companies, including Chevron, Halliburton, and Whirlpool, are seeking new methods to stimulate innovation and streamline global practices. By mapping the relationships between key thought leaders within a company, executives can bolster innovation by building connections between critical employees -- those who offer specific expertise or deep knowledge about the company and industry. By creating a database of these employees and their respective specialties, leaders can draw on the experience of these individuals to help solve problems, increase productivity, and share domain knowledge with others in the firm.
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by Tim Laseter and Rob Cross
Charlottesville, Va., January 31, 2007 --
A growing number of companies, including Chevron, Halliburton, and Whirlpool, are seeking new methods to stimulate innovation and streamline global practices. By mapping the relationships between key thought leaders within a company, executives can bolster innovation by building connections between critical employees -- those who offer specific expertise or deep knowledge about the company and industry. By creating a database of these employees and their respective specialties, leaders can draw on the experience of these individuals to help solve problems, increase productivity, and share domain knowledge with others in the firm.
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