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Eight Rules to Brilliant Brainstorming
Andrew Hargadon and Bob Sutton did some research on brainstorming in the 90’s that has been written up in BusinessWeek recently. Bob says it’s a good …
Read MoreRemembering the art of good conversation
A couple of years ago I started a little group in Melbourne called Emergence. It’s open to anyone who wants to talk about the application …
Read MoreWhat has Al Gore and Edward de Bono have in common?
They’re both persuasive presenters. On Tuesday I watched Andrew Denton interview Al Gore on Enough Rope, and on the following day I had lunch with …
Read MoreHow can one improvise in a virtual world?
How can one improvise (together) in a virtual world, using electronic connections? How can we bring the benefits of interactivity into this medium, which is often …
Read MoreHow can you become a skilled story listener?
Business people love stories yet most of them just don’t know it yet. Luckily, many of the world’s leading business thinkers and business leaders point …
Read MoreNancy White is coming to town
We have a rare treat for anyone who’s in Melbourne on the 11th of October. Nancy White is giving a presentation on social software organised …
Read MoreInterview with Jess Dart
I have just posted an interview with Jess Dart, co-developer of the Most Significant Change technique, over at the Zahmoo blog.
Read MoreOn noticing
The range of what we see and do Is limited by what we fail to notice. And because we fail to notice That we fail …
Read MoreConvey complex ideas with compassion, clarity and comprehension
In a complex world where the future is inherently unpredictable, it’s sometimes better to wait to the very last minute to make a decision. Do …
Read MoreComplex systems for a complex world
My friends Pascal Perez and David Batten have just had published a new book called Complex systems for a complex world. It’s all about exploring …
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