This is a brief example of how you go from stakeholder mapping in a service design workshop to some data that you can analyse or visualise. It involves creating an .xls dataset of nodes and links from the post-it notes added to worksheets by users

2. STAKEHOLDER MAPPING
WORKSHEETS

3. DATASET FROM
WORKSHEETS

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