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Apple anecdotes – stories of the macintosh
If you want to see the power of anecdotes, just check out this site by Andy Hertzfeld. Andy has collected 117 anecdotes that document the …
Read MoreSome good quotes in support of narrative in business
If you are building a business case to use narrative techniques in your organisation, here are some great quotes to sprinkle throughout the story you …
Read MoreComplexity, Stories, and Knowing
Ken Baskin presented this paper at the 2004 International Workshop on Complexity and Philosophy. I haven’t had a chance to read the paper yet but …
Read MoreCorporate 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 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 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 …
Read MoreEliciting stories – the warm up
Eliciting stories from workers relies, in part, on asking good questions. But before people will provide their more personally significant stories they must feel comfortable …
Read MoreStories not atoms
“The universe is made of stories not atoms.” Muriel Rukeyser (1913-1980, poet) – The Speed of Darkness
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