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Founder of complexity?
I noticed Ark Group has given Dave Snowden the title of “Founder of Complexity” on their KM Asia website. Sounds to me like marketing hyperbole …
Read MoreUnderstanding community indicators – time to share our chocolate
After a little bit of gentle cajoling, Nancy White has started to describe what she means by community indicators. And in good community building style Nancy …
Read MoreChip Goodyear says $8.5B profit partly due to communities of practice efforts
OK, so Chip didn’t say that exactly. I heard part of Chip’s speech (on ABC radio) to the market announcing their record profit and he said their …
Read MoreThe work of stories – MIT
In May this year MIT hosted the Media in Transition conference which had the theme of: the work of stories. You can view the videos and papers …
Read MoreCommunity indicators, indicator species and persausion
I love what Nancy is doing jotting down the many things which might indicate “community lives here”—yes, turn it into a book Nancy! I discovered …
Read MoreUsing Quickplace to support a Communities of Practice
Quickplace out of the box is a useful collaboration tool for teams but its default configuration is unhelpful in supporting communities of practice. Here is …
Read MoreWhat is business narrative?
The term ‘business narrative’ hasn’t really taken off, yet I’m finding more and more people in organisations are drawn to these techniques because traditional approaches …
Read MoreThe smackdown model for learning makes sense
Kathy Sierra’s smackdown model for learning made me smile AND nod—what a great idea. I agree, we should be presenting multiple views rather than insisting there is …
Read MoreAn artist and the soirée
My sister-in-law, Fern Smith, is an artist who is conducting an interesting experiment. Fern is keen to engage people in discussions about the ideas represented …
Read MoreVOIP Technology – you should know about this
Ron Rogers at Weby Systems does a fantastic job of keeping the technologies I use up and running. He has recently been testing VOIP (Voice …
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