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Some good quotes in support of narrative in business
If you are building a business case to use narrative techniques in your organisation, here are some great quotes to sprinkle throughout the story you …
Read MoreTool for Thought
Steven Johnson writes an essay in the New York Times pondering the future of writing with the availability of tools like DEVONThink. It helps you locate …
Read MoreThe act of setting boundaries
Complex systems lack explicit boundaries. Any boundaries which exist are imposed by people who are attempting to constrain and simplify the system for a particular …
Read MoreA community of practice coordinator talks about cultivating her practice
Farida Hasanali works at APQC and coordinates their communities of practice. She has written a series of interesting posts from a practitioner’s perspective. Farida covers …
Read MoreSimilarity between characteristics of a complex adaptive system and a wicked problem
I’ve just been reading about wicked problems and I’m struck by the similarities between the characteristics of a complex system and how Rittel and Webber …
Read MoreI remember using a contraption just like this
My first ‘real’ job was working as a research assistance at the Centre for Resource and Environmental Studies. We had a similar setup for our …
Read MoreGareth Morgan’s 15% concept
In our work to design complexity-based interventions our aim has been to create small initiatives, which in themselves are designed to address specific issues, that …
Read MoreA metaphor for attractors and strange attractors
The concepts of an attractor and strange attractor from complexity science can be difficult ideas to grasp, but I came across this metaphor by Bill …
Read MoreEdward Tufte New Chapter from Beautiful Evidence
For one month Edward Tufte is making available a chapter from his upcoming book, Beautiful Evidence. Tufte wrote 3 of my favourite books which I …
Read MoreComplexity, Stories, and Knowing
Ken Baskin presented this paper at the 2004 International Workshop on Complexity and Philosophy. I haven’t had a chance to read the paper yet but …
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