"Is this a network?" is a question that I find myself continually asking as I encounter each unique grouping of organizations that are linked together in different ways. Naturally, what one concludes in answer to this question depends on what one's definition of a network is. I have reviewed the literature and reflected on my own experience and here is how I would define an inter-organizational network.
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Music I'm Listening To
- Tosca by Puccini. Maria Callas, Giuseppe Di Stefano, Tito Gobbi:
This 1953 recording conducted by Victor de Sabata at La Scala is likely the definitive recording of the opera. A 1964 video of the same cast at Covent Garden can be found on "You Tube."