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“We have to consider people, process and technology.” It’s a phrase I hear quite often, especially among IT folk. Sometimes they say, “people, process, technology …

Chandni and I have just returned from the official launch of Footprints in Time, a longitudinal study of indigenous children designed to identify the things …

We can all tell stories about our childhood quite easily. What about our work, our workplace, our business? That seems far from easy. People tend …

If you are interested in establishing and fostering communities of practice, and in particular are keen to understand the role social technologies such as blogs, …

A while back we talked about three types of collaboration: team, community and network. So here’s a quick quiz to help you understand just how …

Every good craftsman conducts a dialogue between concrete practices and thinking; this dialogue evolves into sustaining habits, the these habits establish a rhythm between problem …

Matt Moore, a good friend of ours, kindly offered to write a poem about Anecdote. So that he had some material to work with, Matt …

When we start on a major change project we will often run a number of workshops with the leadership team to really get them to …

Yesterday my family and I spent the day at Movie World. At the end of the day we went to an Irish pub for dinner …

I am reading The Black Swan by Nassim Nicholas Taleb. I enjoyed his description of how history is extremely opaque; how “you see what comes …