Blog assignment 2 

     While assessing the Reeds network law, it is possible to state a fact that it is critically important

within the current state of affairs. The set of the strategic options and steps is affected by this legislation. As an evident example, it is possible to refer to the fact that such law enables the business entities for using the group forming effect for assisting in the resolution of the “'The Rendezvous Problem” – such as finding the options for acting as the match-maker for such groups, which are not provided with other options for interaction and communication. Such approach may be complex in the same way as using the sophisticated pattern-recognition software for identification of the potential groups for the formation. One more option of practical application of such law is its use as the “recommendation engine” for the individuals. In other words, it may provide the clients with the data, gained form the activities of the other client groups. Among the set of other advantages of this law, it is possible to outline the following – provision of the ‘premium quality service’ to the clients – such as access to additional scales of the group memory, for which the fee may be charged for a group (prnewswire.com 1).

     The information may be accessed by individuals in the timeframe of five years, while using the services of e-business firms. The core area of responsibility of such organizations is provision of the assistance for those clients, who are willing to develop and implement into the practice the digital strategy. The core advantages of using such data within business strategies are the following: transformation of the typical client business models into the form of the e-businesses, which have the potential of sustained market leadership delivering (prnewswire.com 1).  

Works Cited

prnewswire.com. Beyond Metcalfe's Law: Reed's Law for Group-Forming Networks and Online Communities. 2000. < http://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/beyond-metcalfes-law--reeds-law-for-group-forming-networks-and-online-communities-72450932.html>