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Metcalfe's Law describes the value of a shared resource (a network) when used by an increasing number of people. The Ringelmann Effect descibes the productivit
by deweller 4y ago
Metcalfe's Law describes the value of a shared resource (a network) when used by an increasing number of people.
The Ringelmann Effect descibes the productivity of an individual when part of a team.
According to these two theories, a shared resource becomes more useful when used by more people (e.g. the internet). People become less individually productive when part of a large team (e.g. a large corporate working group).
- bdauvergne 4y agoI think that both can be combined: people are less productive when they are part of the internet whose value is augmented :)