Internal Social Networks May Help Break Down Institutional Silos

By Scott Voth on October 17, 2010 in Commons Buzz

“Internal Social Networks May Help Break Down Institutional Silos”

October 1, 2010 – Richard Nantel

Brandon Hall Research’s Newletter/BlogWorkPlace Learning Today featured the CUNY Academic Commons efforts to use social networking to break down institutional silos.

Institutional silos are a reality of all large organizations; whether in academia, the private sector, or government. Internal social networks may help open communications between departments and may improve knowledge transfer.

New College Social Networks, Unlike Facebook, Foster Academic Interaction

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