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Our group is comprised of AP executives and BRC Institute personnel aiming to identify best significant opportunities to impact AP tangible results by applying Agility 2.0 and Business relationship computing to Supply Chain challenges.
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This Community is a research group working during the summer of 2009 exploring the business value of Business relationship computing as applied to supply chain issues starting with an initial exploration of supply chain visibility. The group's goal is to facilitate finding opportunities for BRC to create value in what is commonly called "supply chain" and document know how (the "how to" s) in ways that can be extended and replicated.
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VOSS: Virtual Organizations as Sociotechnical Systems
Preparing an NSF funding proposal.
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Students in the CSE 450 Technology behind social computing class
The “The Birds of a Feather (BOF)” project was established with the aim of identifying the business value inherent in social computing. Since it’s inception, the effort has evolved into an institute for “Leveraging Social Computing and Agility.” With this transition, the group has tasked itself with facilitating an open academic, industry, government, and public platform for discussing technical, behavioral, strategic, commercial and social issues raised by the exploitation of social computing technologies. To date we have published the first volume in a series white papers which successfully reveals new business opportunities and exposes the value latent in social computing applications [download…][comments…]. Currently, we are simultaneously drafting Volumes Two and Three in the series. Volume Two will attempt to illustrate the core-tenets of Agility 2.0 and provide guidelines for their implementation in a corporate environment [download outline…]. In turn, Volume Three will review and explore the technologies and tools required to support a move towards Agility 2.0 [download outline…]. In an attempt to more aptly facilitate this process, we are creating a cyber resource intended to be a hub for individuals interested in this subject, which we hope to have operational by the end of this summer. Please join us and allow us to keep you posted on our progress. We also welcome your thoughts and contributions about its features and capabilities.
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