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Are companies in Australia blogging?
A quick question for everyone. Are you aware of any Australian companies who are blogging inside the firewall? I’m working with a mid-sized professional service …
Read MoreSurprise in Social Settings
Two powerful ways of making sense (in a weickien way) are: Using frameworks to ‘frame’ data Getting people to explain and explore surprises The first technique of …
Read MoreActKM Conference is next week
This is the best KM conference in Australia because it consists of practitioners talking about how it is done – no vendor presentations. It’s a …
Read MoreSeth’s sensemaking on the web
You can think of the act of sensemaking as discovering the new terrain as you are inventing it. A man who is certainly mapping and creating …
Read MoreSensemaking: mapping the terrain with one twist
Brian Arthur’s quote is a classic and I like the metaphor of sensemaking as mapping the terrain. I would add one twist which was introduced …
Read MoreGreat quote from Brian Arthur on sensemaking
This has got to be one of the best quotes I’ve seen regarding sensemaking, from an article of Brian Arthur’s in the Harvard Business Review. Imagine …
Read MoreMaking sense of sensemaking
Sensemaking is an important part of the business that we do here at Anecdote. We’ve decided that over the next month we’ll blog about it. Maybe …
Read MoreStorybook Moleskine
I’m a lover of Moleskine notebooks. Perhaps it’s their history or their sturdy design. Whatever the attraction I always have my notebook handy. I see …
Read MoreLanguage is vital for addressing complex issues
Dave Pollard is highlighting the similarities between wicked problems and complexity. I had a similar thought a few months back so it’s good to see …
Read MoreCorporate blogging – useful paper from Intelliseek and Edeman
Andrew and I are helping an Australian professional services firm introduce blogging. As part of the business case we’ve been searching for examples of other Australian …
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