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The busy-ness meme
Darren Woolley, over at P3, has also noticed the busy-ness meme. You know the one: we are so busy as the moment, flat out. In …
Read MoreWhy we are worried about global terrorism and not global warming
Social psychologist, Dan Gilbert, says people will not get excited and worried about global warming in the same way people have about global terrorism because …
Read MoreSensemaking using heuristics
Sensemaking is described as how we make sense of the world so we can act meaningfully in it. One of the ways we make sense …
Read MoreStories are a form of taskonomy
I’ve just discovered a new word which I love: taskonomy. Donald Norman uses it to describe how we arrange things around us to get our …
Read MoreAre organisations losing their humanity?
For some time now we have wondered whether organisations may be starting to lose their humanity. Maybe its a good question whether they ever had …
Read MoreGetting into a sensemaking mindset
Brenda Dervin recently made a few points in her masterclass that have stuck in my mind. Like: when it comes to sensemaking, what matters is the moment of …
Read MoreThe Top 10 Things They Never Taught Me in Design School
Design Observer has republished an article by Michael McDonough listing the top 10 things they never taught Michael in design school. Design is a fundamental capability …
Read MoreBring the bulletin board back – find out who knows what, who and how
It’s hard to know what your colleagues know unless you ask them. A simple method is to erect a pin board in your department, section …
Read MoreDesigning interventions requires new perspectives
Designing interventions for complex environments requires the designers to see new patterns. Before I elaborate on this idea here is a story Steve Denning told …
Read MoreMore reasons to develop a whole new mind
In March this year I introduced you to A Whole New Mind. Daniel Pink’s argument goes something like this: jobs which can be done anywhere …
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