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Foundations of Communities of Practice
If you want to understand Communities of Practice you couldn’t do better than join John Smith, Etienne Wenger and Bronwyn Stuckey on their online exploration …
Read MoreStrong opinions, weakly held
One of the my favourite blogs at the moment is Bob Sutton’s Work Matters. He’s an academic at Stanford who has a practical view of …
Read MoreThe art of complex problem solving
Check out this link from Marshall Clemens, a talented complexity graphics designer. Probably one of the most comprehensive diagrams I’ve ever seen regarding complex systems thinking.
Read MoreThe one about the conference call vandals
John Smith tells an amusing anecdote about our conference call last week and makes some comments about conference calls and communities of practice.
Read MoreAn SNA Sensemaking Activity- Preparing people to see
We’ve learnt that for SNA to be effective in group situations there is real value in preparing people for what they may see within typical …
Read MoreThe difference between communities of practice and knowledge networks
I was on a conference call on the weekend discussing Steve Denning’s book, The Leader’s Guide to Storytelling, with the CP Square guys. In chapter …
Read MoreManagement can kill a community of practice
I was reminded earlier this week of an event in 2000 when I was working for SMS consulting that demonstrated the dramatic and adverse impact …
Read MoreThe emerging 1% rule
The Guardian has pulled together some statistics suggesting that for every 100 people online only 1 person will create content and 10 will “interact” with …
Read MoreA question of balance
For centuries (until the 1950’s), scientists believed that the left side of our brains (the rational, analytical, logical side) was the crucial side; the side …
Read MoreOrganising your community of practice for action
There often comes a point in the life of a community of practice when the group really benefits from creating tangible things designed to improve …
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