Ties That Bind and Release Innovation
Remote working tools for collaboration can shape our culture of innovation or we can shape the tools themselves, the choice is ours, by design.
Read moreRemote working tools for collaboration can shape our culture of innovation or we can shape the tools themselves, the choice is ours, by design.
Read moreThe most visible systems lesson from virus spreads are related to networks if we know how to see them. In
Read moreAdaptation, evolution, innovation, and growth all require that we gain new knowledge and apply it to our circumstances, or learn.
Read moreAs we forge ever-greater connections online to each other and the world of ideas the thinking was that we would
Read moreDo you care about donuts? I did, once. I’m not so sure anymore. I used to love donuts, was passionate
Read moreOur information landscape has been compared with our diets providing an ample opportunity to compare what we ‘consume’ with how
Read morePublic health is regrettably not a field that I often think of when I consider powerful examples of using social
Read moreFuturists take what we know now and project into the future ideas about things will be like years from today
Read moreCreate systems that are too bounded (dry) and we risk sucking the moisture from the human elements (the wet) that make real social innovation happen. Our challenge is finding the right balance between the controlled, stable environments that these new technologies afford and the self-organized, emergent and innovative environments needed to implement and scale our initiatives more effectively.
Read moreBy recognizing that common sense is less than common and is certainly not consistent, program designers, developers, evaluators and other professionals will be better positioned to provide true leadership that addresses challenges and complexity rather than adds to the complexity and creates more problems.
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