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Selected cases 2011 Collaboration & Knowledge Sharing

Applied social network analysis

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”We’re not very good at networking”

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# of possible

relations

# of employees

50 employees = 1225 relations

30 employees = 435

relations

100 employees = 4950

relations

Source: Christian Stadil & Christian Waldstrøm. ”Corporate Networking”. 2009 Gyldendal Business

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Barriers for knowledge sharing

Critical factor

Organizational level

Who shares knowledge?

Opportunity Infrastructure

Which knowledge is shared?

Ability Info-structure

Why is knowledge shared?

Motivation Incentive structure

Which outcome? Trust Organizational culture

Source: Christian Waldstrøm (med Bent Engelbrecht) 2007. ”Ledelse af Netværk - Virksomhedens

Skjulte Ressource” Børsens Forlag

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CaseNew Office

Mapping of collaboration network

Special interest in

› physical distance

› importance of collaboration

› communication vulnerability

Impact

› New awareness of key players

› Rejected plans for a new office landscape and building of new facilities. Source: Morten Steen: ”Jeg havde aldrig tænkt på den løsning” JP Human Ressource – September 2010

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CaseAmbassador networks

300 Vestas ambassadors were

analyzed to understand their

collaboration

Impact

› Focused work on how to leverage the high cohesion

› Awareness of mechanisms for ambassador selection.

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Case Company Knowledge Day

DIS wanted to apply a network analysisin order to stimulate a knowledgesharing culture.

Impact

› Complete shift of focus from ‘more communication’ to ‘better collaboration”

› Understanding of five subunits instead of two

› Opposing views on when to include colleagues in ongoing work processes.

Source: Annette Sand: ”Ingeniører skal dele mere viden” Erhvervsbladet – 26. November 2010

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Case Unproductive meetings

Odense Municipality engaged in a network analysis to map collaboration among the teachers (192 respondents).

Impact › Reduction in unproductive meetings (20 => 4)› A reduction of 2400 hours/year spent in meetings.

Source: Morten Steen: ”Færre ligegyldige møder” JP Human Ressource – September 2010

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Network analysis in Danish organizations

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Contact

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5000 Odense C

Denmark

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Telefon: + 0045 26 17 97 76