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Facilitation for engineers and scientists
It’s interesting how I’ve found myself drawn into discussion lately around the difficulties of facilitating engineers and scientists. If facilitating engineers and scientists is difficult, …
Read MoreNew whitepaper – how to talk about knowledge management
For years we have been listening to presentations, reading articles and working with organisations in the KM field and probably the only consistent theme is the lack …
Read MoreThe role of stories in reasoning
If you are unsure of the power of narratives read the restorative justice story in Malcolm Gladwell’s latest New Yorker piece. The article introduces some …
Read MoreConnecting People: How to Foster and Harness Your Organisation’s Connectors
I wrote this article with Stewart Forsyth from FX Consultants. Stewart and I have done a few projects together in New Zealand and it is …
Read MoreGAP Forum and increasing links in a social network
I was invited to attend the GAP Forum on Leveraging Networks in Business last week and caught up with some old friends like John Finnigan and …
Read MoreWestpac’s use of Cynefin techniques
As a Cynefin practitioner and a business partner of the Cynefin Centre (soon to be renamed I hear) it is always good to see some …
Read MoreTapping into the right brain through sensemaking
In January, I described Communities of Practice as ‘the right brain of the organisation’, and Shawn recently posted about the role of sensemaking in creating …
Read MoreSilencing the facilitator – looking at facilitator turn taking
An interesting and thought provoking post by Johnnie Moore on Trust, Control, Power, Silence. I’ve been reflecting a lot on the notion of silence in …
Read More3 big problems for social network analysis
You’ve probably noticed that Social Network Analysis is experiencing a surge in popularity. As a result many organisations are likely to invest significant time, effort …
Read MoreModelling Human Ecosystems with Agents
Pascal Perez is running a short course in Canberra I thought you might like to know about. Here are the details: Modelling Human Ecosystems with Agents …
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