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Social relations have been a research interest in many areas of social sciences. In sociology, for example, individuals up in the power hierarchy in a group can be determined quantitatively by looking at the number of direct relations to others in the group[1]. Similarly, in management and economics, alliance relationships between firms are examine...
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... Following on that, a VBE planner from the CoC defines the following social requirements for the VBE to be potentially created: The relations among manufacturers are modeled as a network, presented inFig. 2, which is based on [11]. The graph presented inFig. 2 may be represented by the matrix inTable 3, where columns correspond to inbound ties (sender of information), and rows correspond to outbound ties (receiver of the information), note that self-ties are ignored. ...
The creation of Virtual Breeding Environments (VBE) is a topic which has received too little attention: in most former works,
the existence of the VBE is either assumed, or is considered as the result of the voluntary, participatory gathering of a
set of candidate companies. In this paper, the creation of a VBE by a third authority is considered: chambers of commerce,
as organizations whose goal is to promote and facilitate business interests and activity in the community, could be good candidates
for exogenous VBE creators. During VBE planning, there is a need to specify social requirements for the VBE. In this paper,
SNA metrics are proposed as a way for a VBE planner to express social requirements for a VBE to be created. Additionally,
a set of social requirements for VO planners, VO brokers, and VBE members are proposed.
Collection, processing, storage of information and communications network that provides transmission from place to place through networks is important. A functional and physical communication network among the public institutions, the local governments, the private sector and all sectors doing business with Spatial Data is available. Communicative compatibility that operative according to a certain hierarchy is extremely an important dynamic in terms of the productivity and efficiency of the system. Collaboration between institutions or individuals is realized through informal networks that are not bound to designated rules. Taking advantage of the network analysis, Existing collaborations and communication networks can be formally presented. In this study, the relationship between public bodies, local governments, private sectors and all the sectors working with spatial data was examined socially, and an effort was made to reveal the collaboration system which the institutions built unawares and are running without adhering to any rules through "social networks" for the first time. The questions in the face-to-face survey with the institutions that selected to show their cooperation within the network were tried to be revealed. By evaluating the obtained networks, at the national level, it were made suggestions that would be useful and could lead.
