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PdK Consulting: Alliances

Knowledge Capital

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Karen Stephenson, PhD. 
NetForm International Inc. 
Knowledge Capital 

5 East 22nd Street #29K 
New York, New York 10010 
Phone: 212.253.6816 
Fax: 208-441-3468 
E-mail: karen.stephenson@netform.com 
Web: http://www.netform.com 

The President of NetForm, Karen Stephenson, is a professor of management and speaks on the scientific principles of network management at several universities such as California State University, Columbia, MIT and University of California (Berkeley and Los Angeles). She is a corporate anthropologist.

What Knowledge Tears Apart, Networks Make Whole

  • Every organization has a wealth of knowledge stored in the memories and intuitions of its employees. This tacit knowledge is shared through formal and non-formal networks, which bond and motivate people within the organization. Karen Stephenson goes at the importance of trust in the creation of such networks and explains why managers must harness the power of networks to efficiently guide innovation and change. 

Network Management

  • Many companies consist of networks that cross over many cultures, languages and identities. This article is an examination of the underlying complexities (and challenges) that companies face when implementing globalization procedures. 

Making a Virtual Organization Work 

  • What do clan, tribal and corporate organizational structures have in common? Among other things, they are all forms that require a degree of trust among their members to function successfully. Operation- alizing trust in today's global organizations brings an extra challenge: creating authentic dialogue to successfully navigate the real world of a virtual world

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