Symposium: Networked Organizations

ValdisK@aol.com
Tue, 20 Dec 1994 15:38:50 -0500

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SYMPOSIUM: The Competitive Advantage of Networked Organizations
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January 22-24, 1995
Los Angeles, CA

Co-sponsored by...
The UCLA Anderson Graduate School of Management
Office of Executive Education, and
TRW Space & Electronics Group

The symposium content is case-based, presented through an integration of
theory and practice. The business cases will cover the emergence of social
and work networks within and between organizations. The focus of the cases
will be on improving the human side of reengineering, organizational
learning, knowledge exchange, and cross-cultural communication. Attendees
will learn how to 'see' what was formerly invisible in their
organizations--the work relationships, information flows, personal networks,
knowledge exchanges and decision-making processes that have emerged through
the course of business.

Program
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Sunday, January 22nd
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A New Industry: The Convergence of Hollywood and Silicon Valley
* Address by Alex Singer, Emmy Award Winning Producer and Director
* Case: Who is best positioned in the network of new alliances building the
Infobahn?
- Valdis Krebs, Krebs & Associates

Monday, January 23rd
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The Competitive Advantage of Networked Organizations
* Theoretical foundation
- Dr. Karen Stephenson, Asst. Prof. at the Anderson School, UCLA,
and Corporate Anthropologist

Beyond Baldrige: Tapping into the human side of Reengineering
- Gerald Falkowski, IBM Consulting Group

Participant Case Analysis - a lucky attendee will win a free diagnosis of
their organization, executive team, or decision-making process.
- Karen Stephenson and Valdis Krebs

Tuesday, January 24th
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Engineering Across Cultures: Knowledge management with and among diverse
project teams
- Belinda Ross, TRW Space and Electronics

Luncheon Address
- Margaret Wheatley, author of LEADERSHIP AND THE NEW SCIENCE.

Meg Wheatley's new video, DE-ENGINEERING THE ORGANIZATION will be available
for viewing.

Wrap-Up and Conclusion

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For more information contact Grace Siao: GSIAO@anderson.ucla.edu
(310)825-2001 voice
(310)206-7233 fax

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