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{font:verdana, geneva, sans-serif}The four key reasons to create online communities are;{font}
{font:verdana, geneva, sans-serif}1. Knowledge sharing. This means breaking down the silos of knowledge across a program, an organisation or an ecosystem.{font}
{font:verdana, geneva, sans-serif}2. Alignment - when everyone is 'pulling in the same direction' the program moves with agility. {font}
{font:verdana, geneva, sans-serif}3. Ideation - creativity and ideas don't always show themselves in a strategy session. In a community ideas are shared, improved on, iterated, etc. {font}
{font:verdana, geneva, sans-serif}4. Impact - which results when the above are in place{font}

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