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Technology For Communities
The guys (and gal) at CPsquare have created a new blog which will feature discussions about how technology can support communities of practice. Etienne’s original …
Read MoreSimple rules for CoP self-organisation
Communities of practice are often regarded, with good reason, as self-organising social systems. I was wondering the other day whether some simple rules for a …
Read MoreTourists not lurkers
Sue Huckson of the National Institute of Clinical Studies pointed out to me the other day just how negative the term ‘lurker’ is and suggested that …
Read MoreShort article on the knowledge management threat posed by an aging workforce
CIO magazine recently published an article describing the now well-known argument that organisations will lose significant knowledge as baby boomers retire. There is reference to …
Read MoreHow should I respond to comments?
I’ve been thinking about how to best develop a conversation on my blog. So far when someone has made a comment I’ve read it and …
Read MoreA community of practice coordinator talks about cultivating her practice
Farida Hasanali works at APQC and coordinates their communities of practice. She has written a series of interesting posts from a practitioner’s perspective. Farida covers …
Read MoreSimilarity between characteristics of a complex adaptive system and a wicked problem
I’ve just been reading about wicked problems and I’m struck by the similarities between the characteristics of a complex system and how Rittel and Webber …
Read MoreGareth Morgan’s 15% concept
In our work to design complexity-based interventions our aim has been to create small initiatives, which in themselves are designed to address specific issues, that …
Read MoreThe relevance of the open source model for communities of practice
I totally agree with Mitch Kapor’s when he says: “Open source heralds a global paradigm shift in social and economic value creation of enormous proportions, …
Read MoreThe role of free will in social complexity–does it exist?
Dave Snowden frequently says: “Humans are not ants. We have ‘free will’ and can impose order on an otherwise complex system.” This sounded like a sound …
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