Innovation Networks

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June Holley, Network Weaver, shares an overview of Network Weaving for leaders in community, industry and organizations. June draws from deep experience helping communities across the world to understand complexity and where to start to make positive change in people's work, lives, and communities.

Pascal Marmier, Director, Consul, swissnex Boston, Consulate of Switzerland shares insights and innovations about how swissnex Boston strengthens transcontinental entrepreneurship by building innovation networks, quality connected place, sharing Brainpower, and encouraging dialogue and inclusion.

Peter Gloor, Research Scientist, MIT Center for Collective Intelligence, talks about COINS - Collaborative Innovation Networks. Peter shares his insights into the value people and new ideas bring to solving the big problems of the world. He describes what is important to him as a global leader in technology and how his passions have lead to new discoveries in creativity and innovation.

Peter Gloor, Research Scientist, MIT Center for Collective Intelligence, talks about COINS - Collaborative Innovation Networks, Swarm Creativity and Cool Farming. With a sharp mind for technology architecture combined with a passion for solving the big problems of the world, Peter has created software to map innovation and understand new behaviors imperative to collaboration.

Dr. Peter Margolis, M.D., Ph.D. Co-Director of the The Center for Health Care Quality at Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center, shares an overview of his work in the last twenty years to improve quality systems health care delivery for children. His research discovers the value of networks, collaboration, and community to advance medical innovation and health care service amongst large networks of health care center staff, patients, and their families.

Saul Kaplan, Founder and Chief Catalyst, Business Innovation Factory in Providence, Rhode Island, talks about his rich experience and work identifying innovators, building networks and community for new systems to implement new solutions in education, health care, and energy.

Valdis Krebs shares a two-part twenty year review of his work in software development and social network mapping and analytics at the I-Open Defrag conference, convened at Lorain County Community College, Lorain, Ohio in April 2007. Part 1.

Valdis Krebs shares a two-part twenty year review of his work in software development and social network mapping and analytics at the I-Open Defrag conference, convened at Lorain County Community College, Lorain, Ohio in April 2007. Part 2.

Valdis Krebs, management consultant, researcher, trainer, author, and the developer of InFlow software for social and organizational network analysis [SNA/ONA], shares insights into what we can learn from corruption networks, ways to think about building employment networks, and observations into today's social network mapping and analysis research.

Valdis Krebs, management consultant, researcher, trainer, author, and the developer of InFlow network software, shares his insights into the architecture of corruption networks and identifies lessons to build networks for positive change.

Valdis Krebs, management consultant, researcher, trainer, author, and the developer of InFlow network software, shares his insights into how to think about and build networks for productive employment opportunities, going beyond popular social networking for numbers.

Valdis Krebs, management consultant, researcher, trainer, author, and the developer of InFlow network software, talks about how the idea of mapping networks got started, and the unusual opportunities available now for this growing, multidisciplinary, emergent field of theoretical and practical research.

Valdis Krebs, management consultant, researcher, trainer, author, and the developer of InFlow  network software and analysis consultant, presents Part 1 of an overview of 20 years of Network Analysis at the I-Open Defrag conference, hosted at Lorain County Community College, Ohio, 2007. Video courtesy of Steve Petti, New Image Media, Inc., Cleveland, Ohio.