People who engage in similar work, interests or share enthusiasm ...

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People who engage in similar work, interests or share enthusiasm for an activity are referred to as what?
 
  A) Brand socializers
  B) Target market
  C) Communities of practice
  D) Business partners
  E) Networked organizations

Question 2

Using the network to find pockets of expertise in the organization is an example of what?
 
  A) Using networks to build communities
  B) Using networks to integrate a workforce
  C) Using networks to understand target markets
  D) Using networks to extend the organization
  E) Using networks to foster collaboration

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Answer to Question 1

Answer: E
Explanation: E) Social networks are a natural tool for bringing together communities of practice, people who engage in similar work, and communities of interest, people who share enthusiasm for a particular product or activity. Large and geographically dispersed companies can benefit greatly from communities of practice that connect experts who may work in different divisions or different countries.

Answer to Question 2

Answer: E
Explanation: E) Networks can play a major role in collaboration by identifying the best people, both inside the company and in other companies, to collaborate on projects; finding pockets of knowledge and expertise within the organization; giving meeting or seminar participants a way to meet before an event and to maintain relationships after an event; accelerating the development of teams by helping members get to know one another and to identify individual areas of expertise; and sharing information throughout the organization.