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1 Networking as System Policy Balancing Vertical and horizontal dimensions Dahle Suggett, Victoria Australia, September 2014 2 TABLE OF CONTENTS INTRODUCTION .. 3 Significant value-add of networks .. 3 Challenges and costs .. 4 NETWORKS: ARE THEY WORKING WELL AND IMPROVING SCHOOLS? .. 4 Interest based networks for individuals or organisational networks .. 5 Challenging evaluation findings for Victorian Government school networks .. 5 Networked Learning Communities Programme, England: equivocal impact .. 7 TRANSITION TO LATERAL NETWORKS .. 8 What has changed? .. 8 Some flourishing networks .. 9 System leadership: from Vertical to horizontal .. 10 REFERENCES .. 13 3 INTRODUCTION Networks play a significant role in the contemporary economy and society. Both business and public administration increasingly see partnership arrangements, strategic alliances and cross-organisation relationships as essential for smart and rapid innovation at a time when the traditional efficiency and productivity levers alone are no longer sufficient for success.
1 Networking as System Policy Balancing Vertical and Horizontal Dimensions Dahle Suggett, Victoria Australia, September 2014
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