1. Information Age Hierarchy and Networks

2. Hierarchical Army Rank E1 Private E10Sergeant Major O1Second Lieutenant O11General O12Chairman of the Joint Chief of Staff

3. Hierarchical Organization

4. Hierarchy Model A Ford Factory, Richmond, CA.

5. Skyscraper World Trade Center,1966-1977 Yamasaki and Associates, with Emery Roth and Sons

6. Viking Military Structure There was very little formal structure by way of military rank in Viking armies. As a rule the term dreng is applied to a young warrior, and ðegn to a more mature member of a boat's crew. The only two specifically military posts referred to at the time were the merkismathr, the standard bearer ( an honoured position since many Viking standards were said to have magical properties ), and the stallari or marshal - the king's deputy in the field.

7. Viking village of Wichamstow 10 th Century Wichamstow

8. Osama Bin Laden’s Organization It is not tightly knit with a clear command structure. It is a loose coalition of groups operating across continents. He has been described as a "venture capitalist" of Islamic extremism - running "Jihad Inc" and its subsidiary "Jihad-Dot- Com".

9. Collaboration Network

10. Dallas Structure 1850 River 1900 Rail 1970 Highway

11. Dallas Structure 21 st Century

12. Urban Village Frank Elmer Associates Ltd., Columbus, Ohio A new town center for Channahon, Illinois.

13. High Tech – High Touch It is embracing technology that preserves our humanness and rejecting technology that intrudes upon it. It is recognizing that technology is an integral part of the evolution of culture, the creative product of our imaginations, our dreams and aspirations – and that the desire to create new technologies is fundamentally instinctive. But is also recognizing that art, story, play, religion, nature, and time are equal partners in the evolution of technology because they nourish the soul and fulfill its yearnings. It is expressing what it means to be human and employing technology fruitfully in that expression.

14. Locational Choice

15. The Butterfly

16. Thomas L. Friedman Thomas L. Friedman won the 2002 Pulitzer Prize for commentary, his third Pulitzer for The New York Times. He became the paper's foreign-affairs columnist in 1995. Previously, he served as chief economic correspondent in the Washington bureau and before that he was the chief White House correspondent. In 2005, Mr. Friedman was elected as a member of the Pulitzer Prize Board.

17. Ten (10) Forces that Flattened the World Flattener # 1 11/9/89 The New Age of Creativity: When the Walls Came Down and the Windows Went Up Flattener # 2 8/9/95 The New Age of Connectivity: When the Web Went Around and Netscape Went Public Flattener #3 Work Flow Software Flattener #4 Uploading: Harnessing the Power of Communities

18. Ten (10) Forces that Flattened the World Flattener # 5 Outsourcing Y2K Flattener # 6 Offshoring: Running with Gazelles, Eating with Lions Flattener # 7 Supply-Chaining: Eating Sushi in Arkansas Flattener # 8 Insourcing: What the Guys in Funny Brown Shorts Are Really Doing

19. Ten (10) Forces that Flattened the World Flattener #9 In-Forming: Google, Yahoo, MSN Web Search Flattener #10 The Steroids: Digital, Mobile, Personal, and Virtual

20. HERMAN MILLER 'GREENHOUSE' FACTORY & OFFICES Two major goals of the project were to foster cross-disciplinary collaboration (by simultaneously increasing production and shortening market response time) and to optimize the impact of a large building on the environment and the community. In addition to meeting these goals, WM+P provided a building with abundant natural light and fresh air within an atmosphere of informality and spatial openness. William McDonough + Partners

21. Ericsson Corporate Headquarters, Plano, Texas Gideon Toal Architects,

22. Ericsson Corp Headquarters Gideon Toal Architects Use your sketchbook and Sketch this view, note qualities Homework: Sketch the 2 nd Floor Student Organization area of the Student Union Building. Diagram the plan and note qualities.