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Cynefin software
Steve Bealing (CEO of Cynefin Software) spent 3 hours with Mark and I yesterday describing the new version of the Cynefin sense-making software. Exciting stuff. …
Read MoreBeing happy with Not-Knowing
If you’re wondering where I’ve been, for the last 2 days at least (the rest is a whole other story), I’ve been at the Australian …
Read MoreResearch supporting the role of intuition in complex situation
Nature has just reported on research which found people make better decisions by going with their gut if the situation is complex. The evidence is …
Read MoreOff to Singapore and Hong Kong
Mark and I are travelling to Singapore and Hong Kong tomorrow. We have a busy schedule including running a narrative techniques workshop in Hong Kong, …
Read MoreThe Power of Archetypes in Creating Meaning
My nine year old daughter (she’s now 13) is an avid reader. She loves the Harry Potter series and reads them repeatedly. This voracious appetite for …
Read MoreA suggested improvement to social network analysis
I was reflecting on the last social network analysis we did and it occurred to me that the survey response might be heavily influenced by what was happening just …
Read MoreDynamic equilibrium in a KM program
I started blogging in 2002, first using Radiolands then Blogger. As many Anecdote readers would be unaware of my ordinal posts I thought I would …
Read MoreRebuilding a community of practice
Last month actKM faced a disaster. On the 15th January YahooGroups deleted the actKM group. It’s a long story and not really the point of …
Read MoreWho said determining the cause and effect was easy?
The clever folk over at Cognitive Daily showed us some experiments that suggest that determining cause and effect relationships depends on what you are looking …
Read MoreKnowledge hoarding
Kaye Vivien asks the question: knowledge hoarding (is it real?) Absolutely! is my answer. The term ‘hoarding’ suggests a premeditated attempt to hide something away …
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