CommonMe bloggrolled Denmark's own Hoejberg. Hoejberg posted:

Andy Chen talks about his company's product called RabbleRouser. The approach, Four Dimensions of Collaboration, taken to design the product looks interesting.

hmmm. The 4d:

The Connected Worker

• Provisioned with tools for connection.
• Supported by incentives and moderation.

The Evolution of the Community

• Begin dialog.
• Include people inside and outside your organization.
• Ignore org borders.
• Conversation stimulates brainstorms and mindbombs.
• More conversation, more solutions.
• People take roles. See small group psychology.
• Recruit action teams from conversation groups.  

The Evolution of the Problem

• Problems form small communities out of larger ones.
• Problems act as catalysts. They draw the interested and productive, and repell the rest.
• The problem community moves from discussion to action, from informal to formal.

The Problem Portfolio

• Program management in the network/hierarchical organization.

This is a true march toward a theory of klognet behavior.

btw, Quovix RabbleRouser is a free project portfolio app, Windows or Linux.

see also:

• Sébastien Paquet's klognet page.
• David Gammel's How to set up a low-cost klog network (using MoveableType)

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