'Organizational networks' presentation slideshows

Introduction to Network Analysis

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Network Security Net 536 l.Tahani Aljehani

Princess Nora Bint Abdulrahman University College of computer and information sciences Networks department. Network Security Net 536 l.Tahani Aljehani. TCP/IP. Ideally, a secure network architecture is designed before any systems are in place. TPC/IP review:

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COMMUNICATION: SMALL GROUPS & INTERNET

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Overview

Overview. Organizational vs Social Networks Organizational networks Principles Concepts Examples Group scenario. Forms of Implementation. Collaboration as increased understanding Collaboration as a plan or contract Collaboration as ongoing interaction Interaction can be ad hoc

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What is an Organizational Network Analysis (ONA)?

Beneath the surface, organizations are comprised of u201cnetworksu201d of employees connected to one another. When visualized, these networks appear similar to complex, beautiful spiderwebs (see Figure 1). The image evoked from a u201cnetwork diagramu201d is quite different from what one observes in a traditional organizational chart. A traditional organizational chart shows how organizations determine hierarchies (levels of seniority from top-to-bottom), while a network diagram demonstrates how work gets done and which individuals are most influential. The key to improving organizational performance is to ensure that employees are most optimally connected to one another to facilitate efficient collaboration.

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