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Promoting and Assessing Value Creation in Networks: A conceptual framework
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The first level—related to the satisfaction level—is called "immediate value" and it assesses what just happened, for example, in a webinar
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The second level is called "potential value," and I like to think of this as the new knowledge or understanding that is lying latent but ready to be put to use in the future
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The third level does this, and it is called "applied value" and this is where the model starts to become interesting to CEOs and others
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hard metrics like reduced development time, improved efficiencies, or financial returns. The fourth level in the framework provides this, and the level is called "realized value."
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he fifth level is where the community changes as a result of the activity occurring in the first four levels. At this highest level, the framework examines changes in the community—norms, standards, practices, and thought leadership—that has occurred as a result of activity within the community