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Decision games
Decision games are a way to practice making judgements before you need to make them. They consist of a scenario that a group of people …
Read MoreShell’s blue book – a fine example of storytelling
In 2001 Shell collected a bunch of stories and put them together in a booklet now know as the Blue Book, but with the official title …
Read MoreIdentifying a story
I’m just in the process of building up some reflections for my workshop in Boston (you’re most welcome to register and attend) in a couple of weeks …
Read MoreNature of business narrative
Some people think a story must have a plot, character development, a protagonist, a turning point and a resolution. This might be true of a …
Read MoreAnecdote newsletter February 2007
This newsletter was sent to our subscribers a week ago. If you would like to receive this information with all the other of our newsletter subscribers, …
Read MoreNarrative for Business Workshops in the USA
Update: referral bonus for bloggers. See below. We are pleased to announce that we’re running two narrative techniques workshops in the USA at Seattle and …
Read MoreKurtz and Snowden on inter-organisational learning networks
Cynthia Kurtz and Dave Snowden have written a thought provoking chapter on inter-organisational learning networks. I’ve seen their ideas develop over the last few years …
Read MoreHow can you become a skilled story listener?
Business people love stories yet most of them just don’t know it yet. Luckily, many of the world’s leading business thinkers and business leaders point …
Read More‘Publish and perish’ is creating long distant collaborations
In 1996 I helped the Australian Antarctic Division discover and document its spatial (map-related) data. I remember walking down long corridors in their Hobart offices …
Read MoreGetting management buy-in
The actKM list has a discussion underway to collect stories of how people have (either successfully or otherwise) tried to get management support for their …
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