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Assumptions about monitoring
Hi Michael, thanks for you kind comments about my blog. As you’ve probably gathered, my thoughts on monitoring are developing so I appreciate your questions. …
Read MoreThe Art of Monitoring
Organisations that operate in complexity need a monitoring regime. Combining the following three approaches to monitoring will improve an organisation’s ability to adapt in uncertain …
Read MoreTool for Thought
Steven Johnson writes an essay in the New York Times pondering the future of writing with the availability of tools like DEVONThink. It helps you locate …
Read MoreThe act of setting boundaries
Complex systems lack explicit boundaries. Any boundaries which exist are imposed by people who are attempting to constrain and simplify the system for a particular …
Read MoreA metaphor for attractors and strange attractors
The concepts of an attractor and strange attractor from complexity science can be difficult ideas to grasp, but I came across this metaphor by Bill …
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 MoreMalcom Gladwell blinks
A story on Malcolm Gladwell is Fast Company’s cover story. He has a new book out called Blink: The Power of Thinking Without Thinking. It’s …
Read MorePodcasting
We know more than we can say, and we will say more than we can write down. This aphorism might be one of the reasons …
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