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Re: VNA in the Execution Context

m3pou...@yahoo.com (Michael _P) — Tue, 24 Nov 2009 10:20:11 UT

I would like to return back to the discussion topic and ask your
opinion on the following 'formula'

Process-centric Solution{Value Chain} + Intangible Business Values +
Execution Context =
Service-centric Solution {Value Networks}, where A{B} stands for 'A
based on B'

- Michael

Re: VNA in the Execution Context

m3pou...@yahoo.com (Michael _P) — Tue, 24 Nov 2009 10:08:51 UT

John,

first of all, please, accept my congratulations because not many have
"converted ... from an enterprise IT infrastructure to a hybrid
approach that includes Cloud services" successfully. The key-word to
me in your message is 'hybrid': I believe that full IT departure into
Clouds is a the major enterprise mistake while a hybrid solution for

Re: VNA in the Execution Context

m3pou...@yahoo.com (Michael _P) — Tue, 24 Nov 2009 10:23:29 UT

I would like to return to the discussion topic and ask for your
opinions and comments on the following formula:

Process-centric Solution{Value Chain} + Intangible Business Values +
Execution Context =

Service-centric Solution {Value Networks},

where A{B} stands for 'A based on B'

- Michael

Re: VNA in the Execution Context

m3pou...@yahoo.com (Michael _P) — Tue, 24 Nov 2009 10:02:04 UT

David, I agree with you on 'compatibility' between the VNA and the
concept of Execution Context.

As of formal/informal-innovation-pol icy, from the Governance
perspective the thing is considered formal if it is regulated by a
policy, written in the policy. I would disagree with the statement
"largely unfolds within informal networks" because 'formal networks'

Re: VNA in the Execution Context

jborde...@gmail.com (John Bordeaux) — Mon, 23 Nov 2009 18:07:04 UT

Yes, that's me - that is my doctoral dissertation. I'm humbled to
think it may be useful, no matter the context!

I can provide the accompanying paper if you think that may be useful.

Re: VNA in the Execution Context

m...@davidmeggitt.com (David Meggitt) — Mon, 23 Nov 2009 17:53:03 UT

John,
I am assuming this is our presentation....
[link]

I've posted it on a UK managers' forum to illustrate the balance
between peer to peer/hierarchical organisation and self organisation.
Some of the military will see as well.

Re: VNA in the Execution Context

m...@davidmeggitt.com (David Meggitt) — Mon, 23 Nov 2009 17:10:14 UT

Value networks help tame value chains in the cloud!
[link]
(You will need to sign in).

Re: VNA in the Execution Context

jborde...@gmail.com (John Bordeaux) — Mon, 23 Nov 2009 16:30:07 UT

Hi,
This is a conversation I would love to engage (headed out on holiday in a bit though) - in my position I have converted us from an enterprise IT infrastructure to a hybrid approach that includes Cloud services. Obviously I have a position, since I'm staking my career there, but I'd love to learn more. One thing that may mark me as an outlier: I represent a non-profit Foundation rather than a business operating in a market defined by competition for revenue.

VNA in the Execution Context

m3pou...@yahoo.com (Michael _P) — Mon, 23 Nov 2009 11:31:28 UT

I am curious if anybody knows about the results of VNA applied to the
Cloud Computing.

In my BLOGs in ebizQ I expressed several doubts with regard to
business VALUE offered by the Cloud Computing Technology model to the
corporate Business ([link]
2009/01/jumping_into_cloud_be_ sure_you_know_how_to_get_out.p hp

Re: VNA in the Execution Context

m...@davidmeggitt.com (David Meggitt) — Mon, 23 Nov 2009 11:25:09 UT

Michael, I see little distinction between the way you describe the
function of “Execution Context” and VNA’s capability of battening down
formal process when needed.

I think you are spot on in suggesting that VNA be applied to the
creation of Execution Context in conjunction with a level of

World 2.0

kisl...@yahoo.com (Khaled Islaih) — Sat, 21 Nov 2009 21:06:03 UT

social energy channeled through social media is creating world 2.0, with new values and belief system.

[link]
Best,
Khaled

Khaled A. Islaih
Community Developer, Freelance Writer and Intercultural Speaker
Innovation - Collaboration - Transformation

Re: Living Here and There: How immigrants are Creating Social Spaces that Transform Communities and Nations

kisl...@yahoo.com (Khaled Islaih) — Sat, 21 Nov 2009 20:38:23 UT

Hi Michael,

Living here and there posting was a new thread (not an a follow up on your contribution). Apologies for this confusion.

However, the main idea behind my new thread is to explain that the acceleration of network organization and reasoning in our lives, communities, societies and nations is transforming everything around us including immigration / citizenship patterns and models.

Re: Living Here and There: How immigrants are Creating Social Spaces that Transform Communities and Nations

m3pou...@yahoo.com (Michael _P) — Sat, 21 Nov 2009 19:01:55 UT

Khaled,
I am not really happy with the change of the topic; I would like to
have it back.

Also, I have not learnt any new things from your post, everything is
well-known - I am on a migrant visa in the UK (from the US)...

- Michael

Living Here and There: How immigrants are Creating Social Spaces that Transform Communities and Nations

kisl...@yahoo.com (Khaled Islaih) — Fri, 20 Nov 2009 06:21:10 UT

Hi all,

New article focused on new immigration trends in today's networked world.

"Millions of immigrants live transnational lives--in both the U.S. and their home countries. This phenomenon is changing the economic, social and political global landscape--and the way we should think about immigration".

Re: VNA in the Execution Context

m3pou...@yahoo.com (Michael _P) — Fri, 20 Nov 2009 09:41:35 UT

Thank you, David. At this moment I am more interested in What's What
than in How. Thus, this current thread is more preferable to me.
However, if you suggest it might be useful, you are free to copy my
posts into the LinkedIn thread.