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Ed Morrison · Re-engagement networks | Strategic doing and the space shuttle
April 29th, 2010
Later today, I’ll be heading down to Brevard County Florida, where we are conducting a business summit for the Space Coast.
The challenge: The space shuttle shutdown.
We will be using the process of strategic doing — how strategies form in open networks — to develop re-engagement networks. We developed this framework at Purdue to meet the challenges of severe contractions in the auto industry.
The framework of re-employment networks involves building new, focused networks on the fly to absorb the highly skilled talent emerging from NASA and its contractors.
You can read more about what’s happening here:
Our views: Business summit can help chart course on post-shuttle job creation
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