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Ignite your story telling
When it comes to being an effective fire fighter, fire science has come up with the fire triangle. The fire triangle is a simple model …
Read MoreSensemaking starts with noticing
Oscar Wilde once remarked, “there was no fog in London before Whistler painted it.” Wilde was referring to Whistler’s, Chelsea Wharf, and making the point that …
Read MoreAre organisations losing their humanity?
For some time now we have wondered whether organisations may be starting to lose their humanity. Maybe its a good question whether they ever had …
Read MoreNouns kill the power of missions and values
A tiny thought but potentially quite practical. Organisations have a mission, right? They have values. Dull, boring, lifeless. No one cares about the organisation’s stated mission or …
Read MoreBeing comfortable not knowing
Andrew says we should be more comfortable with not knowing and I have to admit I don’t entirely know what he means. 🙂 This post …
Read MoreThe Top 10 Things They Never Taught Me in Design School
Design Observer has republished an article by Michael McDonough listing the top 10 things they never taught Michael in design school. Design is a fundamental capability …
Read MoreThe importance of dialogue
Shawn’s series of posts on finding expertise has reminded me of one of my favourite quotes: an anthropologist’s description of an agricultural North American tribe …
Read MoreChallenging two assumptions in expertise location
There are two common assumptions made in expertise location approaches which we should not be taken for granted: expertise resides with an individual; and once you’ve …
Read MoreA new book on conversation gets a tougue lashing from Steve Denning
Last week I ordered Conversation: A History of a Declining Art by Stephen Miller from Amazon. I’d heard the author interviewed by Phillip Adams on …
Read MoreHow to search every library catalogue in Australia
Just found a excellent online service provided by the National Library of Australia which allows you to search all Australian library catalogues. It’s called Libraries …
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