Co-MiniMax II, very recently developed is then proposed as an improvement more likely to be used in the real world. The Bridge Between Groups as described in Chapter 7 Networking among groups, agencies, or other organizations is directly parallel to networking among individuals. It is also as important for quality of life. This guidebook emphasizes networking among individuals because just about everybody can benefit from it, and most of us could use some skill building in the area. For this reason, and because of our natural inclinations, our methods were developed primarily with individuals in mind, still extensions to organizational networking are possible.
Organizations certainly have needs.
Agencies as well as individuals may have surplus services or things that they are willing to trade. Matches between resources and needs can occur between organizations as well as between individuals and agencies will be represented by individuals at the point of contact. With this as background, here are a few suggestions for transposing from individual to organizational networking. A.Select Organization to Be Included in the Network Effort. Eight to ten organizations to begin a bridge has been suggested as a rough rule of thumb.