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Net Workcomplexity, the web & business

Harold Jarchejarche.com

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Complexity, or How the Internet

Changed Everything

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Simple

Complex

Complicated

More ConnectionsMore Complexity

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Bands-

Local Business-

Apprenticeship

Kingdoms-

Corporations-

Training

Democracy-

Value Networks-

Collaboration

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Org 1.0

SocialMedia Distributed

Work

UnlimitedInformation

Internet

Hyperlinks subvert Hierarchies

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H.L. Mencken

“For every complex problem there is an answer that is clear, simple and wrong.”

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Complexity: 21st century norm

Cynefin Framework

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Emergent practice:learn to read the waves

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Emergent Practice: Learning as we go

Training &Schooling

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http://www.jarche.com/2009/06/co-operation-for-networks/

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The Internet Changed Everything

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Network Effect:when a good or service has more value the more that other people have it too

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• Web 1.0: Content, Read Only

• Basic Infrastructure

• HTML, URI

• Web 2.0: Participative, Read/Write

• Social Innovations (we learn)

• RSS, AJAX

• Web 3.0: Meaningful, Contextual

• Semantic, Technology Innovations (Web learns)

• RDF, OWLhttp://www.jarche.com/2010/01/evolution-of-the-web/

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Inside our organizations

we need to collaborate & share our

know-how - this is social

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Organizations, customers & co-workers need to understand

each other - this too is social

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tacitknowledge

explicitknowledge

emergentpractices

bestpractices

Application

Complexity

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tacitknowledge

explicitknowledge

emergentpractices

bestpractices

documentation

conversation

training

collaboration

Application

Complexity

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documentation

conversation collaboration

Application

ComplexityAggregateFilter

Connect

training

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Personal Knowledge Managementour part of the social learning contract

aka: PLE

Connect

Contribute

Exchange

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Connect

Contribute

Exchange

Social BookmarksFeed Readers

Blogs

Micro-blogs

Social Networks

http://www.jarche.com/2009/11/pkm-overview/

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WordPress

AggregateFilter

Connect

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Social Learning

getting things done

in Networks24Thursday, 21January, 2010

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Enterprise 1.0F.W. Taylor: Scientific Management (1911)

Functional ManagementStandard MethodsEnforced Adoption

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Enterprise 2.0

the use of emergent social software platforms within companies, or between

companies and their partners or customers

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Why?Because

the Internet Changed Everything

•Volume

•Velocity

•Virtualization

•Variability

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Volume

We cannot master all the knowledge

needed for our work

http://www.flickr.com/photos/josephrobertson/127758523/28Thursday, 21January, 2010

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Velocity

Get used toLife in Perpetual Beta

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Virtualizationblurring lines between

working, learning & living

Work

School

Home?

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Variability

multiple roleslittle standardized work

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Enterprise 2.0

• Who you know: communities of practice

• Need to share: tacit knowledge

• Results Oriented Work Environment

• Team-centric

• Democratic

• Wirearchical

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http://wirearchy.com/

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<wirearchy> The Social Business</wirearchy>

• ubiquitous use of social tools & networks

• greater personal autonomy

• self-organization of groups & projects

• very porous boundaries with the world

• greater non-financial motivation

• sr management as movie producers/investors

• Source: Stowe Boyd

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Where is your Market?

Source: Craig Chelius36Thursday, 21January, 2010

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1. connect right Mavens with potential Innovators, 2. target Early Adopters via Connectors and then 3. find Salespeople to influence the Early Majority

http://www.jarche.com/2009/06/connecting-ideas-with-communities/38Thursday, 21January, 2010

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Upstarts & Incumbants

http://www.jarche.com/2007/06/entrants-and-incumbents/39Thursday, 21January, 2010

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In order to survive

disruptive change in your industry,

you must first know how you add value for your customers.

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