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It seems everyone has a mobile phone with a camera in it these days. And digital cameras are as common as blades of grass on …

Jason Diceman just made a comment on the dotmocracy post pointing us to the Advanced Dotmocracy approach. There is even a comparison of both techniques on …

Joy London at excited utterances writes one of the best legal KM blogs around, and Joy, a New Yorker, seems to have an interest in Australia. …

I love it when a friend sends me a link to a new weblog suggesting I might like it. Andrew Rixon just sent me a …

Our popular narrative techniques workshops are scheduled again. If you have heard about narrative techniques but perhaps came away wondering what you would actually do, …

Fast Company calls it an ‘idea-driven narrative’. This genre, made famous by Malcolm Gladwell, takes a simple (but important) idea and uses research, case studies, …

Video is finally making it into the mainstream for organisations to see and hear, almost first hand, the experiences of their colleagues. The availability of …

I just had an interesting distinction drawn to my attention: the difference between collective meaning and group decision making. I’ve just finished Wisdom of Crowds …

Have you ever used the technique we call a ‘dotmocracy’ to get a group to prioritise a set of ideas/initiatives/actions? Each person is given five …

I was in New Zealand for a couple days this week. I caught up with my colleagues at Future of People and Organisations (FPO) – …