Partners

 BraveBrains Innovation Alliance leverages a knowledge ecosystem of  international think-thanks, research centres and academic partners.

• The Commonwealth Centre for Electronic Governance, India is a think tank operating on a global scale, under the auspices of the e-Governance Program of the Commonwealth Secretariat in London, UK. Its members are from government, the private sector and civil society. The Commonwealth Centre for e-Governance (CCEG) has the mission to provide insight and knowledge on the changing nature of governments along with technology infrastructures. CCEG develops best practices on how to best use technologies to implement public services. CCEG works with governments and international organizations to contribute to the diffusion of knowledge on e-Governance and e-Democracy, offering workshops and seminars on e-government issues in various developing countries throughout the world. Much of the focus of CCEG is on the information and administrative policies that most developing countries will need, in order to effectively implement new technologies.

• The Cynefin Centre is an international research network that focuses on the application of social complexity science to management and organisational practices. The Centre spun off from IBM in 2004 and is now based in a network of academic institutions around the world. At the heart of the Cynefin Centre is a distinction between ordered and unordered systems and the recognition that systems with fundamentally different qualities require the application of contextually differentiated methods for both diagnosis and intervention.

• The Learning Economics Group (LEG) is an international group of professionals, academics and government leaders that act as an open network whose mission is to study the strategic value of learning, both informal and formal, and its economic impact on an organization or corporation. LEG focuses on the contribution of learning to the value creation process, analysing the correlations between learning and various economic dimensions such as return on investment, return on equity, sales, customer satisfaction, product and service life-cycle, intangible assets value, shareholder equity.

• The Management in the Network Economy Program (MiNE) is an interdisciplinary education and research program that uniquely blends business, technology and management for the digital age. MiNE is the result of a collaboration between the School of Information Management and Systems of the University of California at Berkeley and Università Cattolica.

• The World Institute for the Digital Economy (WIDE)
  is a worldwide think tank where internationally recognized thought leaders in the fields of network economy, innovation and knowledge strategy, emerging technologies work closely with BraveBrains.com's management team in order to perform important cutting-edge action research, often in conjunction with top universities in the US, Europe and Asia-Pacific.

 :: Procedural Management

 :: Corporate Governance

 :: Int'l Technology Transfer

 :: Continuous Healthcare

 :: Regional Development

 :: Business Continuity

 :: Unlocking Knowledge

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 :: E-Governance in Practice 

 :: Citizens and E-Governance

 :: E-Governance 24/7

 :: Procedural Decisioning

 :: Doing More for Less

 :: Self-Service Everywhere

 :: Next-Generation Intranets

BraveBrains Innovation Alliance experts conducted a 2-day workshop on product, service and process innovation in Warsaw (Poland) on June 23-24, 2005 for managers from Amcor, Andersen Consulting, Citibank, Eris, Phillip Morris, Polkomtel, Telecom Poland, Siemens, Unilever.