In this chapter, an overview of the book is provided. We understand that both evaluation and collaboration are drivers for excellence in knowledge production, given that they are appropriated by the research factors. First, knowledge production processes involve thinking and rethinking what we do, how we do, and what we get; such is the role played by evaluation. Second, knowledge production processes are enriched and potentiated by the collaboration of multiple researchers, creating networks that integrate diverse backgrounds and abilities. The same holds true for the dissemination of knowledge and education of researchers. Thus, the development of evaluation of collaboration networks process can change how researchers perceive and manage knowledge production, imparting new layers of quality.