Creamos un blog para crecer una teoría, una práctica, y una comunidad dedicada a fomentar la creación de valor por las comunidades de práctica. Este blog es un experimento social en innovation. La intención de convertirse en un canal de edición de muchas voces que albergara una red de auto-organización de las conversaciones entre colegas que comparten nuestro objetivo.

Queremos convertirnos en una valiosa fuente de aprendizaje cooperativo que acelera la innovación en los negocios y la vida social.

Este blog es sólo el primer paso, vamos a llevar el poder de toda una serie de software social en interacción con nuestra comunidad de lectores / contribuyentes. Acogemos con beneplácito el apoyo a los procedentes de los geeks con conciencia social, y cualquier persona que quiera ayudar.

Publicado por:
Erik van Bekkum
Por George
Hubert Saint-Onge (autor destacados)
03/02/2003

La Colaboración Europea para las comunidades de práctica fue un experimento para el aprendizaje, la colaboración y la innovación social. Establecido en 2003, el experimento duró aproximadamente tres años. Se creó una gran cantidad de valor, esta página muestra el archivo ECCoP.

• Why CPs matter? http://www.efios.com/node/56
• What multi-membership enables. http://www.efios.com/node/57
• Can Communities of Practice innovate? http://www.efios.com/node/58
• Communities of Practice - the untapped resource for post-merger integration. http://www.efios.com/node/59
• Multi-community membership, cycles, and innovation. http://www.efios.com/node/60
• Keeping rythm in small and large communities. http://www.efios.com/node/61
• Radical innovation / cross-functional people. http://www.efios.com/node/62
• the Great Symphony paradox. http://www.efios.com/node/63
• A system of CoPs - a parallel structure? http://www.efios.com/node/64
• Blog strategies for business. http://www.efios.com/node/65
• Weblogs: do they support the business? http://www.efios.com/node/66
• The CP in the community ecosystem. http://www.efios.com/node/67
• Hubert Saint-Onge: first blogging experience. http://www.efios.com/node/68
• Hierarchy versus network. http://www.efios.com/node/69
• The Individual and CoP's. http://www.efios.com/node/70
• Self Initiation at Work. http://www.efios.com/node/71
• Ways to diversify innovation communities. http://www.efios.com/node/72
• Communities will serve to provide business leaders. http://www.efios.com/node/73
• Cross-community communication tools. http://www.efios.com/node/74
• Innovation with "lightweight tools" for collaboration at Google. http://www.efios.com/node/75
• Networks & hierarchies partnering for value creation. http://www.efios.com/node/76
• Collective thinking in innovation communities. http://www.efios.com/node/77
• Cliques, sub-cultures and disruption to innovate. http://www.efios.com/node/78
• Dynamic Facilitation. http://www.efios.com/node/79
• Measures to help CoPs foster radical innovation. http://www.efios.com/node/80
• Transparency audition. http://www.efios.com/node/81
• Radical Innovation only where informal communities exist. http://www.efios.com/node/82
• Don't try to innovate socially, technically and commercially at once. http://www.efios.com/node/83
• Step away from the command & control. http://www.efios.com/node/84
• Work with management to create a learning organization. http://www.efios.com/node/85
• Create environment for free flowing thought. http://www.efios.com/node/86
• Shared passion, funding and support are needed. http://www.efios.com/node/87
• Outside stimulus, learning through challenge and echelon thinking. http://www.efios.com/node/88
• Blogs and visual innovation. http://www.efios.com/node/89
• Network analysis for innovation communities. http://www.efios.com/node/90
• The next Big Idea and innovation (communities). http://www.efios.com/node/91
• Show value in K-logs to senior management. http://www.efios.com/node/92
• Federating blogs for CPs, federating capabilities. http://www.efios.com/node/93
• Canadian minister speaks of CoP. http://www.efios.com/node/94
• Linking government communities with bureaucracy, leadership and change. http://www.efios.com/node/95
• Visual narrative. http://www.efios.com/node/96
• Action research and KM. http://www.efios.com/node/97
• The value of project communities. http://www.efios.com/node/98
• Innovation and Communities at Online Information 2003. http://www.efios.com/node/99
• "Aren't communities just greatly enhanced projects?". http://www.efios.com/node/100
• Communities, the sweet spot of radical business innovation. http://www.efios.com/node/101
• Community-enabled strategic results. http://www.efios.com/node/102
• Linking CoPs to Organizational Strategy. http://www.efios.com/node/103
• Discovering & aligning on business drivers. http://www.efios.com/node/104
• Workshop Flow for May 4-5, London. http://www.efios.com/node/105
• Horizontalization of learning, implications for organizations. http://www.efios.com/node/106
• Conditions for Success: Organizations & Communities Working Together. http://www.efios.com/node/107
• Communities deliver for Public Sector. http://www.efios.com/node/108