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The Social Age is upon us: a time of constant change. The ecosystem we inhabit has evolved through a combination of technology and social trends. The distinction between work and play, between formal and social is blurring. This is both … Continue reading
The Pain of Change
I used to work in a museum of timber framed buildings: medieval architecture and technology, preserved and interpreted for the twenty first century. Timber framed building are organic, almost living entities, constantly moving as the humidity and temperature change. Their … Continue reading
The New Work
When we sat exams at school, there was a little ritual at the start where everyone unpacked their pencil case: ink cartridges, sharpeners and a collection of mascots, in my case, a plastic dinosaur i think. My first office job … Continue reading
Posted in Agile, Change, Collaboration, Community, Effectiveness, Innovation, Learning, Writing
Tagged Coffee, Communities, Gardening, Harold Jarche, John Stepper, Leadership, Office, pencil case, Social Age, Social Leadership, Social Learning, Work, Working Out Loud, Writing
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Evolutions in Leadership
Evolution is about change over generations: about adaptation to suit the prevailing environment. It’s not a fast process, but it has an inevitability, and we all know what happens to the losers. Look back a hundred years and our view … Continue reading
Posted in Change, Leadership
Tagged Technology, Leadership, Authority, Change, Social Capital, Communication Technology, Social Leadership, Toxic Culture, Metropolitan Police, Military, Police
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#NormCore – an emergent community of change
I’ve accidentally joined a trend: according to Wikipedia this week, ‘normcore‘ is “an emerging cultural trend focusing on ‘coolness that opts into sameness’“. As far as i can tell, if you don’t fall into hipster, cool subculture, you can claim … Continue reading
Posted in Change, Community
Tagged Change, Cohesion, Community, Community of Change, cultural trend, Fashion, Hipster, Normcore, sameness, Social Age, Trends, Twitter
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Subversive social communities to drive organisational change
Communities are on my mind this week: we interact with them in so many ways, find them in so many places and achieve so much within and alongside them (which is why they sit at the heart of Social Leadership). … Continue reading
Posted in Change
Tagged CAIR Model, Challenge, Change, Change Management, Communities, Community, NHS, NHS Change Day, Pledges, Sense Making, Social Age, Social Leadership, Social Learning, Support
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Healthcare radicals: momentum for change
I’ve been talking today with a community who are becoming change agents: disruptive healthcare radicals who are trying to upset the status quo and drive reform through action. They are uniting around common values, around models for change, around the … Continue reading
Posted in Adaptability, Agile, Change, Collaboration, Community
Tagged Change, Community, Leadership, Momentum, NHS, NHS Change Day, Social Age, Social Collaborative Technology, Trust
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Mapping the Social Age: the ecosystem of change
As i work on the book about the Social Age, i’ve spent some time charting the ecosystem of change. Change is constant, and not just in one area. Driven by technology, in a context of wider social change, everything is … Continue reading
Relics of greatness: agility and learning
I travelled to Bristol yesterday, an old port with a long and glorious history. Still bustling, the signs of past glory are everywhere to be seen: on the dockside, lurking iron mooring posts that could anchor a moon and the … Continue reading
Posted in Adaptability, Age, Agile, Change, Continuity, Edgelands, Environment, History
Tagged Agile, Agility, Architecture, Brand Value, Bristol, Change, Commerce, Computer Games, Heritage, History, industrial heritage, Julian Stodd, Legacy, NHS, Shipping, Social Age
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