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Corporate narrative is not storytelling
After hearing Dave Snowden describe the importance and application of stories in organisations for the first time, I became extremely excited by the idea and …
Read MoreDon’t forget Max Boisot
I was chatting to Bill Godfrey today and we got onto the topic of Denham Grey’s top 5 KM books. We were both surprised that …
Read MoreNew narrative techniques workshop in Melbourne
On the 1st March I will be offering a one-day workshop for particpants to learn the Cynefin narrative techniques. My aim is to provide all …
Read MoreMapping archetypes for an online community
Patrick Lambe has done a terrific job writing up the archetype extraction exercise we did at the ActKM forum conference last year. Well worth …
Read MoreThe practitioner’s landscape by Glenda H. Eoyang
Papers which provide practical advice on the design of complexity-based interventions for organisational issues are rare. E:CO (a new complexity journal) is attending to this …
Read MoreE:CO – New Complexity Journal
E:CO is a new journal exploring the theory and practice of applying complexity science concepts to organisational issues. The entire content of the current issue …
Read MoreCynefin project – Bank of Thailand
There are relatively few available case studies that document projects using Cynefin techniques. I believe this will be remedied in the near future on the …
Read MoreKnowledge management map
One view of the various flavours of knowledge management.
Read MoreUpdated view on complex system intention
Thanks for your comment Matt. I agree, the diagram does suggest that ‘known’ is a subset of ‘knowable’ etc., and this wasn’t my intent. Here …
Read MoreCapturing oral histories
There is a growing interest in capturing employees stories using video or audio. Experienced employees are walking out the door and taking their knowledge with …
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