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Tag Archives: Innovation
Rapid Prototyping: The MOODPost3000
I’ve written recently about emergent technology, and the innovation and impacts we see around us: this work explores a basket of seven areas of innovation, one of which is ‘Temperature Checks‘. The idea here is that we can move away … Continue reading
Posted in Collaboration, Community
Tagged Community, Hack, Innovation, Mood, Prototyping, Raspbery Pi, Technology, Working Out Loud
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Organisational Design Principles for a Socially Dynamic Organisation
The Socially Dynamic Organisation is evolved: it is strong not simply through formal hierarchy, infrastructure and governance, but rather through innovation, agility and the strength of it’s communities. It’s fundamentally reimagined from those organisations that came before: no longer a … Continue reading
Posted in Agile
Tagged Community, Design, Equality, Fairness, Hierarchy, Innovation, Leadership, Organisational Design, Social Leadership, Socially Dynamic Organisation, Technology
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Seattle: An Architecture Of Innovation
Amazon are building a forest: in the heart of downtown Seattle, beauty emerges, a convoluted scaffolding, sharp sunlight glinting off glass, anodised steel forming perfect spheres. A new building, an architecture of innovation. Three interlinked spheres that will form meeting … Continue reading
Posted in Achievement, Adaptability
Tagged amazon, Architecture, Beauty, Biome, Community, Conversation, Innovation, Plants, Seattle
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10 Reasons For Social Leadership
As we move ever further into the Social Age, those mechanisms of power and control that got us this far will not be enough to get us the rest of the way: alongside hierarchy and system, we need community and … Continue reading
Posted in Leadership
Tagged Agile, Agility, Challenge, Change, Community, Fairness, Growth, Innovation, Leadership, Sense Making, Social Leadership, Trust, Wisdom
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Socially Dynamic Traits: Ideation, Aggregation and Dissemination
I’m writing today around a new area, the Socially Dynamic Organisation. I’m using this term in a very specific context, to talk about organisations that sit in the Dynamic expression of the Dynamic Change framework. these are organisations that have … Continue reading
Posted in Effectiveness
Tagged Aggregation, Dissemination, Ideas, Ideation, Innovation, Narration, Sharing, Social, Socially Dynamic Organisations, storytelling
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Future Trends and Innovations in Learning
I’ve been working with a group of HR professionals today, facilitating a session around ‘Future Trends and Innovations in Learning’. As part of my #WorkingOutLoud, i share seven of the ideas generated by the group. Interestingly, i wouldn’t have chosen … Continue reading
Posted in Innovation
Tagged Community, Future, Innovation, Leadership, Learning, Methodology, Social Leadership, Social Learning, Trends, Video, VILT
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Mapping the Social Age: update
In January i’ll draw my third map of the Social Age. Why? Because it’s out of date. That’s the thing with maps: they chart our current understanding, but are subject to further exploration, which is why it always says ‘here … Continue reading
Posted in Adventure, Social Age
Tagged Cartography, Change, Creativity, Dragons, Ecosystem, Innovation, Leadership, Map, Social Age, Space
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