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Art Walks Chicago, Federal Center Plaza, Chicago. 10.31.06
Posted by Internet at Every Where on 7:43 PM
Location, location, location
Posted by Internet at Every Where on 11:33 AM
In an adaptive, networked environment, the primacy of location moves from geography to netography.
In the netography, it matters whether we're in the core or the periphery. Location in the core puts us in a prime position to be guardian of the network's core principles, values, assets, and relationships. Location in the periphery puts us in a prime position to be boundary spanners, inter-network weavers and the shameless idea butterflies and bumblebees. Moving from and between core and periphery in any network changes the scope of our opportunities for strategic serendipity.
In the netography, it matters whether we're in the core or the periphery. Location in the core puts us in a prime position to be guardian of the network's core principles, values, assets, and relationships. Location in the periphery puts us in a prime position to be boundary spanners, inter-network weavers and the shameless idea butterflies and bumblebees. Moving from and between core and periphery in any network changes the scope of our opportunities for strategic serendipity.
Art Walks Chicago, Chase Tower Terraced Plaza, Chicago, 10.26.06
Posted by Internet at Every Where on 7:39 PM
Expanding our scope through our networks
Posted by Internet at Every Where on 7:42 AM
I continue to get good traction from the distinction of our 3 circles. Our first circle includes people we know well - we and they have a "relationship." Our second circle includes people we know of, but don't have a relationship with. Our second circle people are usually our first circle's first circle. Third circle people are those we don't even know exist, yet we are nonetheless connected to in 2 steps - we know someone (in our first circle) who knows someone (in our second circle) who know them (in our third circle).
Increasing the scope of new knowledge, ideas, or resources can happen in at least 3 ways:
1. Interacting more with first circle people who we only interact with infrequently
2. Interacting more with people in our second circle
3. Interacting more with people in our third circle
Increasing the scope of new knowledge, ideas, or resources can happen in at least 3 ways:
1. Interacting more with first circle people who we only interact with infrequently
2. Interacting more with people in our second circle
3. Interacting more with people in our third circle
Art Walks Chicago, Park on the corner of Wells & Monroe, Chicago, 10.11.06
Posted by Internet at Every Where on 7:35 PM
Art Walks Chicago, Park next to the Art Institute of Chicago. 10.09.06
Posted by Internet at Every Where on 7:27 PM
Art Walks Chicago, Federal Center Plaza, Chicago. 10.01.06
Posted by Internet at Every Where on 7:20 PM
