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Intelligence agencies adopting social software
I’m giving a presentation to the Australian Institute of Professional Intelligence Officers (AIPIO) conference in October so I’m keeping my eye out for relevant news …
Read MoreRugby team uses narrative to develop winning culture
On a recent flight to Sydney, I was flicking through the Virgin Blue in-flight magazine ‘Voyeur’ and came across an interesting article about the ABC-TV …
Read MoreHow to make your workplace more storyable
Story techniques are becoming popular but I do worry that people will become overly focussed on capturing stories with the hope that someone will search …
Read More“Yellow Pages” is a registered trademark of Telstra
Just a warning to everyone out there who is using the term “Yellow Pages” to describe the people directories you might develop to implement knowledge …
Read MoreMooers’ law
I was reading Ambient Findability this morning at breakfast and found this law posited by Calvin Mooers in 1959. An information retrieval system will tend …
Read MoreTacit Knowledge Retention with Communities of Practice
Last year I wrote this short paper arguing that communities of practice were an effective strategy to transfer tacit knowledge. This week we gave the …
Read MoreIBM software – social software for the enterprise
I used to work with Jimmy Kwang at IBM. He was a terrific supporter of the Cynefin Centre and I must say a terrific host. …
Read MoreKnowledge retention seminars
We are running a series of breakfast seminars in the coming weeks, exploring the use of narrative techniques for knowledge retention. It will be a …
Read MoreA short history of Anecdote
On the weekend I created this presentation about how we got started and I describe some of the projects we’ve done. There are five parts. …
Read MoreGenius everyday
I’ve been keeping my eyes open for something entertaining to read on a long plane journey. I’m a fast reader and easily bored so the …
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