Stakeholder Mapping - service design workshop tools
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The document discusses stakeholder mapping worksheets and network graph visualizations, highlighting their utility in identifying key hubs and connections within a network. It describes the use of alluvial diagrams for illustrating flows and correlations between categories and shows the representation of bipartite graphs by sectors and locations. Additionally, it covers social network analysis, emphasizing the significance of node degree and the categorization of nodes by color to denote various types of connections.
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Stakeholder Mapping - service design workshop tools
- 4. NETWORK GRAPH •BASIC NETWORK GRAPH •CAN BE USED TO IDENTIFY KEY HUBS IN A NETWORK
- 5. 5 OFFICE & EPA LINKS
- 6. 6 E.G. KEY INTERNAL HUBS
- 7. 7 E.G. KEY EXTERNAL HUBS
- 8. ALLUVIAL DIAGRAM •ALLUVIAL DIAGRAMS REPRESENT FLOWS AND SHOW CORRELATIONS BETWEEN CATEGORICAL DIMENSIONS •THEY VISUALLY LINK ELEMENTS SHARING THE SAME CATEGORIES •IT CAN PRESENT THE EVOLUTION OF A CLUSTER (E.G. PEOPLE BELONGING TO A SPECIFIC GROUP) •IT CAN ALSO BE USED TO REPRESENT BIPARTITE GRAPHS, USING EACH NODE GROUP AS DIMENSIONS.
- 9. SHOWING LINKS BY SECTOR (PUBLIC/PRIVATE) AND BY LOCATION (IRELAND/INTERNATIONAL)
- 10. SHOWING LINKS TO EXTERNAL ORGANISATIONS/INDIVIDUALS
- 11. SOCIAL NETWORK ANALYSIS •SCALE OF NODES = DEGREE •DEGREE MEASURES THE NUMBER OF CONNECTIONS FOR A GIVEN ELEMENT. IN GENERAL, ELEMENTS WITH HIGH DEGREE ARE THE LOCAL CONNECTORS AND HUBS. •NODE COLOURS •RED = OFFICE •YELLOW = WIDER EPA •ORANGE = EXTERNAL
- 13. explore different type of linkages e.g. balanced