Top Research Papers on Networking

The thrust of this paper is to minimize each of the projects in order to combine them in a demonstration of the cumulative effect of networking various networka in a case where many new projects were occurring simultaneously that had significant impact on the total scheme.

Networks & Collaborations  ‘Ours is a brand-new world of all-at-onceness. ‘Time’ has ceased, ‘space’ has vanished. We now live in a global village… a simultaneous happening.’  Marshall McLuhan  Collaboration  This is the era of collaboration, with Turner Prize winning collective Assemble, the blurring of practice and group activity is evident all around us. From online communities sharing their illustrations to collectives of artisans using ‘making’ as an antidote to the all-pervasive ‘world wide web’, we are connected like never before. In one sense we are always collaborating through the ...

Wagner and collaborators have now begun to consider a mutational graph where the nodes are, themselves, regulatory networks, called a metagraph, or graph of graphs, which holds much promise to illuminate such analyses of sequence evolution.

Sophie Pullan F Fin, Vice President, Brookfield Asset Management, Brookfield Property Group talks about what's happening on Wall Street and how important networking can be. She was a member of the NSW Regional Council from 2008 to 2010 and a member of the Women in Finsia committee.

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The main function of CHAIN is to enable individuals to identify and make contact with each other, to show ‘who is doing what’ and to provide a conduit for the sharing of experience and enthusiasm.

Much of my work focuses on cancer survivorship, where I have expertise in implementation and evaluation of large survivorship studies, including the development and use of survey and administrative data to examine health and psychosocial outcomes.

This paper discusses an efficient approach to design and implement a highly available peerto-peer system irrespective of peer timing and churn by utilizing the diurnal pattern of globally dispersed peers to develop a grouping strategy.

This essay outlines the ways that networks structure opportunities foremployment and advancement and the ways that networks build frameworks of support, particularly for women in geography. I consider the evidence supporting the contention that personal contacts and social networks affect careeroutcomes. I then note that each person's networks are likely to be biased in favor of others who share common interests and concerns. In particular, gender affects network composition in significant ways. Because network composition affects how a network functions, it is worth considering the personal a...

This paper will focus on the use of electronic communication in research communities, but the underlying principles will be applicable to many other communities as well.

Networks are finally accepted as a governance structure of their own. They are not a transitory and unstable form, which eventually will become a hierarchy or a market. In fact networks seem to be the most important way to organise economic activity within the framework of globalisation, the knowledge society and the deep technological changes taking place. Networks seem to appear whenever turmoil or even chaos prevails. The Network Theory contests classical under-socialised theories by viewing economic and business activity as socially embedded. Business activity is conducted in a co-operativ...

Telematic interactivity offers the possibility of the amplijkation of individual thought and imagination, by linking up minds with minds, person to person, and so widening the authors' creative frames of reference, opening up new horizons and contexts of work, and diversifying the connections between aspects of different cultures and individual realities.

This thorough update to Novell's Complete Encyclopedia of Networking expands upon the original and provides a more comprehensive collection of data for all levels of network users.

This technology promises a new face for the network: not a technical interface but human faces as different as the Internet's vast and rapidly growing population of users.

The importance of networking in bridging the theory-practice gap cannot be underestimated and developing links with colleagues within your field can offer many opportunities to disseminate good practice and share ideas for the improvement of health care.

A seven-layer model used to help organize the design of various approaches to network architecture and a model and set of terminology used to guide the development of standards and an implementation to solve a particular problem.

Using real-world examples, this updated book will teach users how to design the perfect system and add new capabilities to their networks-in no time.

Informational interviews are a networking approach that can provide valuable information for your job search and they allow you to make contact with potential employers.

[Extract] The professional world of the contemporary media artist is a very fractured and multi-layered sphere. One cannot rely solely on the representation of galleries, the management of PR reps or the negotiation skills of agents and business partners alone. The new media artist must engage in a range of skills that are both shared and broadcast beyond the confines of its medium. They resist the specificity of the past as their tools of this operation merge and interchange while their audiences fragment across geographic and cultural lines. The contemporary media artist must operate in an e...

This article proposes to model and empirically study social networks as emerging, stabilizing, and changing in the process of communication. Rather than starting from actors, communicative events are conceptualized as the basic units. In the sequence of communication, these events are attributed to actors, together with underlying dispositions. Relational expectations about the behavior of actors towards others result, effectively structuring communication and making for the regularities of communication we observe as relationships and networks. Not only individuals, but also collective and co...