social network
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Systems & complexity
How a balanced social network aids our decision making
The structural balance theory (SBT) contains four rules to explain our relationship with others.
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Evidence for KM practice
Team-building exercises can be a waste of time. You achieve more by getting personal
There is a more effective approach to team-building than obstacle courses. It doesn't even necessarily involve the whole team.
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Evidence for KM practice
Social networks can predict the risk of protests turning violent
The way people communicate on Twitter could provide an early indication as to whether a protest will turn violent or…
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Evidence for KM practice
The best social networks for complex innovations to spread
When the technology is easy to adopt, dense social networks are great for innovation spread. When the technology is complex,…
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Evidence for KM practice
How groups influence decision making
A recent study looked at the extent to which we are influenced by the opinions of those around us.
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Evidence for KM practice
A close up look at the social networks of Lake Victoria’s fisherfolk
Social ties between Lake Victoria's fisherfolk are critical for gaining access to credit, employment, maintaining reliable and skilled labour and…
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Evidence for KM practice
Is the use of social network sites in the workplace really a negative?
A recent paper asks if the negative assumptions about social network site use at work are supported by the evidence.
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Evidence for KM practice
How our social network influences our behavior
What can be inferred from our online public posts?
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Brain power
Change hack 9: Untapping the hidden influencers in your organisation [Change hacks series]
Who are the ‘Paul Reveres’ in your workplace, and how can they help you deliver change in your business?
