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Google’s experimental decision market
Last September I reviewed James Surowiecki’s book Wisdom of Crowds. At the end of the review I said: I can understand why, as Surowiecki laments, …
Read MoreNarrative reveals values in action
During the course of 2005 we ran many narrative projects on a range of topics including project evaluation, occupational health and safety, trust, change management and …
Read MoreEmployment Today has published our paper on narrative
Employment Today has published our paper called Telling Tales which is a version of Using Stories to Size up a Situation. This paper is primarily about …
Read MoreWhat would you recommend to an American on what to read to learn about Australia?
I need your help because I’m a little stumped. Michael Wagner in a comment exchange here has asked for some ideas on how to learn …
Read MoreCollecting stories to build a World Trade Center memorial
BL Ochman has alerted me to this excellent initiative. The World Trade Center Memorial Foundation is collecting stories about 9/11. I guess we all remember …
Read MoreThis is a learning blog
Kathy Sierra over at Creating Passionate Users (one of my favourite blogs) has a learning blog: “A blog that shares what you know, to help …
Read MoreMichael Crichton and complexity science
Here is a set of videos of Michael Crichton (author of Jurassic Park and other techo-thrillers) presenting at The Smithsonian Associates and The Washington Center for Complexity …
Read MoreDescribing your company values
In 2004 I helped a large bank conduct a narrative project to examine trust in a call centre. They had just finished working on their …
Read MoreCommunities of practice – the right brain of the organisation?
Happy New Year to everyone from the team at Anecdote. We hope you are returning fresh and fully charged to take on 2006… I have …
Read MoreNew words are new worlds
I’ve just arrived home from a week at Jervis Bay—stayed with my folks. My family and I spent lots of time on the beach and …
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