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Free chapters to four books on the future of relationships, networks, organizations and work

Trends in the Living Networks

The four books I have written so far – Developing Knowledge-Based Client Relationships , Living Networks , Implementing Enterprise 2.0 , and Getting Results From Crowds – are linked by a number common themes. Living Networks. Implementing Enterprise 2.0. Implementing Enterprise 2.0

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Will cognitive networks enable better conversations in the future?

Spearline Testing

The increasing complexity of networking environments. Network managers face the challenge of managing increasingly complex networking environments. In parallel, modern enterprise networks have evolved from being mainly hardware-driven to a software-driven fusion of virtual and physical networks.

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Tractor Supply enlists AI to deliver ‘legendary’ customer service

CIO Business Intelligence

With information about products and availability constantly changing, Tractor Supply sees Hey GURA as a “knowledge base and a training platform,” says Rob Mills, chief technology, digital commerce, and strategy officer at Tractor Supply.

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How to shift to intent-driven automation

TM Forum

The idea of intent-based networking has been kicking around the telecoms industry since at least 2017. our recent report on intent in autonomous networks. such as how to incorporate resources and interfaces that are outside the intent-based components of the system.

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Making OT-IT integration a reality with new data architectures and generative AI

CIO Business Intelligence

Data remains siloed in facilities, departments, and systems –and between IT and OT networks (according to a report by The Manufacturer , just 23% of businesses have achieved more than a basic level of IT and OT convergence). The company can also unify its knowledge base and promote search and information use that better meets its needs.

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Why conversational skills are needed to create a high-performance, engaged, networked organization

Trends in the Living Networks

Organizational networks. The development of strong networks that allow the most relevant capabilities to be applied to emerging problems or opportunities happens through conversation. Conversation with staff is essential for them to understand the organization’s purpose, and to become engaged and aligned with it. Context skills.

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What is Enterprise 2.0? – a primer - Trends in the Living Networks

Trends in the Living Networks

About Ross Dawson Keynote Speaking/Strategy AHT Group Future Exploration Network The Insight Exchange Repyoot Recent Media Appearances « The power of Enterprise Mashups | Main | Interview on SkyBusiness TV: the state of the Yahoo! Microsoft battle » What is Enterprise 2.0? – Free chapters) Implementing Enterprise 2.0

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