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The Importance of Content
The topic at a meeting this morning was the design concept for a web-based ‘clearinghouse’. I mentioned the risks of taking a ‘Field of Dreams’ …
Read MoreLearning from experience using video
Video is finally making it into the mainstream for organisations to see and hear, almost first hand, the experiences of their colleagues. The availability of …
Read MoreLearning from mistakes – prerequisite for innovation
In Melbourne we have a small group of mainly public sector folk who get together monthly to talk about innovation. Recently we have been talking …
Read MoreWhen there is too much information
I’m re-reading Karl Weick’s Sensemaking in Organizations and I thought this idea is worth keeping in mind. When facing conflicting and voluminous information avoid gathering more. …
Read MoreCynefin and emergency management
Thanks to Larry Irons on the AOK forum for pointing this reference out. In a paper entitled, ‘Believe in the Model: Mishandle the Emergency’, Simon …
Read MoreFinding your previous thought might constrain your current thinking
Darren makes the following comment: “The potential danger is this could limit thinking rather than expanding it. If people are constantly reminded of their past …
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 MoreKnowledge management map
One view of the various flavours of knowledge management.
Read MoreAdvancing civilization
“Civilisation advances by extending the number of operations we can perform without thinking about them.” —ALFRED NORTH WHITEHEAD
Read MoreTypes of Tacit Knowledge
There has been some discussion during November in ActKM about whether tacit knowledge can be captured. Opinion ranged from ‘definitely yes’ to ‘absolutely no’. This …
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