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Collaboration paper generating interest
Our recent whitepaper ‘ Building a Collaborative Workplace‘ is generating some interest. An edited version was published in BRW last week and last night I …
Read MoreIntentional communities and designing for emergence
A couple of years ago we helped the Australian Army establish three communities of practice around these domains: doctrine, urban warfare and air manoeuvre. In …
Read MoreCollaboration featured in BRW
Today a modified version of our paper on collaboration appears in the BRW (Business Review Weekly). I’m pleased to see the mainstream business press is …
Read MoreConversation is king
Cory Doctorow made the observation, Conversation is king. Content is just something to talk about. I was reminded of this insight, which I gleaned from …
Read MoreHoward Rheingold on collaboration
I’ve mentioned Howard’s work before but I thought you might enjoy his TED video. It is worth noting that one of our commenters, Cathy Wilkinson, …
Read MoreLooking for Melbourne KM news
We are getting the KMLF active again. KMLF is the Melbourne knowledge management community of practice. Check out the KMLF website for details. I would …
Read MoreBuilding your analogy repertoire
Collaborative conversations are characterised by people building on each other’s ideas, one idea sparking another. I saw a good example last week while helping a …
Read MoreThe head office pattern
Smart people hate being told what to do. In many of our projects we see the ‘head office pattern’ where HO is seen as a …
Read MoreWhat do you notice about these recent books on collaboration?
They are all written by single authors. Is it too difficult to write a book collaboratively? By the way, the first and third books are …
Read MoreNew Whitepaper: Three journeys—A narrative approach to successful organisational change
David Drake (renowned narrative coach) and I have written this white paper to pull together our thinking on how to use our three journeys approach …
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