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GAP 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 …
Read MoreMaking social network analysis more social
There sure is a lot of talk going on about Social Network Analysis. What you probably haven’t heard of however is a Sensemaking approach to Social …
Read MoreSome complexity quotes
I’m always on the lookout for good quotes. I found these in the forward to Michael Lissack and Johan Roos’ book The Next Common Sense: …
Read MoreLittle things make a big difference
In working with organisations using business narrative, one of the objectives is to identify a suite of interventions intended to move things in the desired …
Read MoreHow to get the best out of training
David Maister has posted a list of things organisations should do to get the most from their training efforts. Here are two points which I’ve …
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