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The people are the organisation
It is the most ubiquitous platitude of corporate life: “People are our most important asset.” The undeniable reality, of course, is that the human …
Read MoreFor successful change – Momentum = Mass x Velocity
Today the VPS Continuous Improvement Network experienced something unique. With Larry Peterson (a well known Canadian Open Space Practictioner) touring Australia, we had a great opportunity to try a new format …
Read MoreAustralian managers intuit story most useful for culture change
When asked in our recent Australian wide survey on the attitudes and awareness of story and narrative in organisations “How much have you heard or …
Read MoreThe actKM conference: 25-26 October
actKM is running its 7th annual conference on 25 and 26 October. This is the best KM conference in Australia because it consists of practitioners talking about how …
Read MoreImprov and Story to help you in life and work
In a previous post Izzy Gesell and I asked the question How can one improvise in a virtual world? Why do you care? Maybe you …
Read MoreAnecdote is growing
Back in July we decided that the Anecdote team needed to grow and we ‘advertised’ via the blog and using word of mouth. We received …
Read MoreShare your story about blogging on Zahmoo
Are you a blogger? Maybe you blog professionally. Maybe your blog supports your business in some way. Maybe you blog inside an organisation. Maybe you …
Read MoreThe role of past patterns in discontinuous change
Dave Snowden has written an excellent post warning of the dangers of simply looking at the past and attempting to apply, without adaptation, what happened then to …
Read MoreStory as a source of insight
Here is an anecdote from a senior executive from our recent survey which I just had to share. I’ve posted about the 5 ways in which stories are …
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