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Network of Knowledge (NOK)

FUNEL Business Management Group works with leaders in business and society to develop strategies and solutions for their most important challenges. We are focused on helping others to improve their business and lives through data-driven, knowledge-based solutions for global improvement.  Today, we are working with clients who have similar objectives in building something that will help the world be a better place for everyone- teaching teams to work together and grow, development of more efficient plans and processes, and advance positive impact for all mankind.  Our clients are diverse and passionate about unlocking their potential to making change happen and developing their businesses into something that is impactful and beneficial for future generations.

Network of knowledge refers to a conceptualization of the vast interconnected web of information and expertise that exists across various domains and disciplines. This network encompasses both explicit knowledge, which is codified and documented, and tacit knowledge, which is experiential and difficult to articulate.
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Here are some key aspects of a network of knowledge:
  1. Interconnectedness: Knowledge is not isolated but interconnected, forming a network where ideas, concepts, and information flow between nodes. This interconnectedness allows for the exchange and synthesis of knowledge, leading to innovation and advancement.
  2. Diversity: Knowledge networks are diverse, encompassing a wide range of disciplines, perspectives, and sources. This diversity fosters creativity and resilience by exposing individuals to different ways of thinking and problem-solving.
  3. Dynamic: The network of knowledge is dynamic and constantly evolving. New discoveries, insights, and developments contribute to the growth and adaptation of the network over time.
  4. Collaborative: Collaboration is often essential within a network of knowledge, as individuals and organizations work together to generate, share, and refine knowledge. Collaboration can occur through formal partnerships, interdisciplinary research projects, or informal exchanges.
  5. Access and Sharing: Access to knowledge and information is crucial for the functioning of the network. Openness and transparency facilitate the sharing of knowledge, enabling individuals and communities to benefit from each other's expertise and experiences.
  6. Technology-enabled: Advances in technology, particularly communication and information technologies, have greatly facilitated the creation and dissemination of knowledge within networks. Platforms such as the internet, social media, and online collaboration tools have expanded access to knowledge and enabled new forms of interaction and collaboration.​
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​Overall, a network of knowledge represents the collective intelligence of humanity, where individuals and communities contribute to and draw upon a vast reservoir of knowledge to address challenges, make decisions, and pursue opportunities.

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