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You're reading fresh content from Dan Pontefract at Brave New Org: I am excited, delighted and proud to let you know my third book is now available for pre-orders. OPEN to THINK: Slow Down, Think Creatively, Dan's Related Posts: Full Book Jacket Cover Released for The Purpose Effect. book Open Thinking OPEN to THINK open thinking MORE
Bonnie Stewart, Dave Cormier, and I have signed on to write a book on MOOCs and other such trends in education. The book will be published by Johns Hopkins University Press in 2013. Unfortunately, and I recognize the irony, the book will not be open. So we’ve set up a blog as field notes for the book: xEducation. A bit more background MORE
This 2-minute snippet sees me (Dan Pontefract) describe the overall thesis of the book including a brief introduction of the five key frameworks that make up a connected and engaged organization. Related Posts: Flat Army Book Trailer (one minute) flat army book Announcing the Front Cover of Flat Army Here’s to the Crazy Ones sites & sounds. book flat army MORE
While reading Adam Grant’s new book, Originals: How Non-Conformists Move The World , I found myself utilizing four different lenses of observation. Originals is a book that might help you in one or more of the roles I note above, too. Adam’s writing style picks up where his last book, Give And Take (2013) , left me (and arguably others) wanting more. For example, the book has more than 250 references. Book Review of WORK RULES: Insights From Inside Google. MORE
John Palfrey and Urs Gasser are giving a book talk at Harvard about their new book, Interop. (It’s ” He says the book started out fairly confined, about the effect of interop on innovation. But from this also come problems, which is why the subtitle of the book Interop talks about its peril. In the book, JP and Urs look at how railroad systems became interoperable. The book sees interop more broadly as “The art and science of working together.” MORE
I have written over 2,700 posts on my blog, so this book series provides a concise synthesis of the various themes posted here. Books LeadershipThe third volume in the perpetual beta series is now ready. Adapting to Perpetual Beta continues to explore the network era and its effects on society, business, and education. It follows ‘seeking perpetual beta’ and ‘finding perpetual beta’ published in 2014. MORE
I’ve been eagerly awaiting this book for some time. Nine days ago, Laszlo’s book, Work Rules! My wait was over, and it was now time to sink my teeth into the book that Daniel Coyle calls, “an all-access backstage pass to one of the smartest organizations on the planet.” Was the book a playbook of sorts for others to learn from, and follow? I was increasingly enjoying my new book purchase. There are fourteen chapters in the book, where the rules are nested. MORE
Tweet I had the pleasure of writing an article for the book, Enabling Innovation: Innovative Capability – German and International Views as a follow-up to some work I did with the EU’s International Monitoring Organisation. An interesting aspect of this book is that major articles are written by German researchers and then shorter comments or additions are presented from an international perspective. list price for this book. Books complexity Work MORE
For me, that often means stealing a few quiet moments with my book, hiding out…er…I mean, hanging out on my couch, or comfortably wedged into a window seat listening to an audiobook on a long flight. John, our marketing director, says this books helped change his perspective. “It Get a head start so you can weigh in on whether the book is better than the movie. This book has lots of interesting thoughts about market dynamics and disruptive technologies. MORE
It is quite possibly one of the most important books I’ve read in a while. Winners Take All: The … Continue reading "Book Review: Winners Take All". The post Book Review: Winners Take All appeared first on Dan Pontefract. book Anand Giridharadas Book Review Winner Takes AllAnand Giridharadas has crafted a compelling investigation into current day class systems. MORE
book Liane Davey The Good FightYou're reading fresh content from Dan Pontefract at Brave New Org: Conflict is a natural part of life. It happens at home, in the community, and of course in our place of work. So why is. Dan's Related Posts: Why I Love Netflix’s Decision-Making Culture. When Power Overthrows Common Sense. Did Zappos Just Ruin Their Culture Or Is It A Brilliant Org Redesign? Three Tough Questions Answered About Purpose. MORE
Dan''s Related Posts: Autotelic: The Word of 2013 Flat Army Book Launch Party … A Sea of Humanity How did you learn about #OBL? book flat army leadership organization research B.F. Did you know that in 1886, the U.S. court system recognized the corporation as a “natural person”? The fourteenth amendment to the U.S. Constitution states that “no state shall deprive any person of life, liberty or property.” MORE
All those “Books of 2017” posts made me kinda wishing I kept a list of my own. No way for me to go back and figure out what I read last year (I give away most books once I’ve completed them) so instead will make this a living post, where I add as I finish. I read very little fiction but when I saw that Jordan Peele optioned this book to turn into a HBO series… ! Not gonna lie. MORE
Responding to a frequent question yet again , I decided to post an answer to the “what about books | conferences?” Once again, after talking about how learning requires meaningful practice, I was asked the seemingly timeless question: “but what about books?” MORE
Books – remember those?) In no particular order, these are the books I read in 2013 that caught my attention: Present Shock: When Everything Happens Now by Douglas Rushkoff. I can honestly say it is an ‘epic’ book. I didn’t do as he suggests and pick habits at will, I read Bill’s book back to front to see if it made a difference. That is not to say Bill’s thoughts aren’t in the book. I like to read. MORE
A community of practice of Canadian training managers will also incorporate these books into their 2015 professional discussions. Books Complexity Learning PKM Finding Perpetual Beta is now in production. This new ebook is part of the continuing journey to understand how individuals and organizations can manage fundamental changes in networked society, business, and education. It is a series of reflections on the themes presented in Seeking Perpetual Beta , published in April 2014. MORE
You're reading fresh content from Dan Pontefract at Brave New Org: While writing my new book, OPEN TO THINK: Slow Down, Think Creatively and Make Better Decisions, I discovered that many people are suffering from their. Dan's Related Posts: Download And Share The OPEN TO THINK One-Page Book Promo. book Open Thinking OPEN to THINK MORE
As much as writing books is something I do (and I’m immodestly proud of the outcomes), they don’t always come out the way I expect. So here, for the record and hopefully as both mea culpas and lessons learned, are my book hiccups. MORE
Given the chances of a face-to-face book and speaking tour in 2020 for LEAD. is as likely as me growing a full head of hair again, I am … Continue reading "Announcing Three Free Virtual Book Launch Events for LEAD. MORE
179 It brings me to provide an update on Book #2. But in hindsight — and upon some reflection after the discovery of Harold’s letter — it’s a book written with two things in mind. This next book was unknowingly written along the lines of Harold’s letter. I’m excited to announce that my next book will be called DUAL PURPOSE. book Dual Purpose DUAL PURPOSE next book MORE
Last month, I asked “What books would you recommend to someone who’s new to organizational learning and wants a feel for what’s going on?” Michael: 9780917917080: Amazon.com: Books. One of my many seminal books. Consilience: The Unity of Knowledge: Edward Osborne Wilson: 9780679768678: Amazon.com: Books. Vance: 9780984585373: Amazon.com: Books. Drucker: 9780060833459: Amazon.com: Books. Senge: 9780385517256: Amazon.com: Books. MORE
When I started the quest of writing my first book — aside from the instant classic I wrote as a 9 year-old that detailed with intricate depth the entire universe of Star Wars droids — I debated how to actually write it. I’m a digital packrat; I collect academic studies, documents, quotes, words, sites, books, articles and emails. If it were 2007, I might have written the book entirely in Microsoft Word. I would have become a book writing Word ninja. MORE
AKMA would love to see a publisher offer an easy way of “pouring&# text into an open format that creates a useful, beautiful digital book. Even if there werent that major economic barrier, itd be hard to do what AKMA and we all want because books are incredibly complex objects. You can always pour text into a new container, but its much harder to capture the structure of the book this is a title, that is body text, this is a caption. MORE
As Publishers Weekly puts it, in June ebooks jumped while print plunged: $80.2MM e-books. Well before the last press has punched out its last paper book, we will have switched to thinking that p-books are print-outs of e-books. That Day of the Modifier — when physical books need a modifier to specify them — is coming fast 84.9MM hardcover. 48.4MM trade paperback. 47.4MM mass-market paperback. Adult paperbacks were down 64% in that month. MORE
While I understand the industry typically defaults to having quotes from famous people waxing lyrical about the contents of said book, I refused and ultimately balked at this approach. My idea at first was to simply have a QR code that — after being scanned — would lead the reader to a video of me talking about the book. The pixels, letters and words in the book are a reflection of the people who have helped shape me into the person I am today. MORE
In her book, Show Your Work , Jane Bozarth encourages us to work in the open. He even recently published a new book titled, Working Out Loud. When my first book, FLAT ARMY , published in May of 2013 I immediately began sketching, researching, and writing the next book. At first, I titled the book, “ It’s Work Not Jail ” and it was about 15,000 words in when I realized it was the wrong book. book Dual Purpose DUAL PURPOSE MORE
My latest book, The Purpose Effect, published May 10, some ten days ago. A few people have been kind enough to ask, “How is the book launch going, Dan?” ” or “How are book sales, Dan?” I respect the questioners’ curiosity and interest in me and/or the book. What I care about is that the book makes a difference, that it is making a difference. Someone was touched by the book. book Purpose The Purpose Effect MORE
In Doc Searls Wants You to Join Him in The Intention Economy , Scott Merrill writes in Techcrunch , The book is easy to read, written in Searls’ first-person voice. While he can’t directly link from the content of the book, each chapter contains numerous footnotes with additional information and URLs to further reading. I’m not an economist, so I was marginally worried that the book would be heavy on economic theory. MORE
I was somewhat amazed to find out that my first three books were already out of print! Here’re updates on my books. You could get two of the expired books as ebooks, but now Amazon also has a paperback option. Of course, two of my books aren’t yet out of print. MORE
Dan's Related Posts: Montreal’s Three Wise Men Book Review: Originals by Adam Grant Download Chapter 1 of “The Purpose Effect” For Free Free Download of Chapter 1 – The Purpose Effect Favourite Books of 2013 That I Read. book Neo-GeneralistI’ve had several roles in multiple organizations over my career. All of them have been rewarding. When I look back I can distinguish one particular. MORE
Having gone through the process of publishing a book once before, I can honestly say one of the most rewarding experiences is when the book cover is finalized. Dan''s Related Posts: My Next Book Has A Title And A Publish Date Announcing the Full Book Cover Jacket of Flat Army Announcing the Front Cover of Flat Army When Power Overthrows Common Sense In 2015, Will I … book Dual Purpose DUAL PURPOSE MORE
book David BurkusYou're reading fresh content from Dan Pontefract at Brave New Org: Network. It can be such a loaded and overbearing term. On the one hand, it’s a noun. Among other definitions, it can denote a group. Dan's Related Posts: Did I Just Spam My Entire LinkedIn Network? My 1800+ LinkedIn Network Graphically Mapped. My Network is my Net Worth – Part II. LinkedIn Skills – Useful or Useless? Social as a Weapon of Class Destruction. Thanks for reading. MORE
Jeff Goldenson , my colleague at the Harvard Library Innovation Lab found this fabulous 1947 short documentary on how books used to be made. (He It’s hard to believe (or, for some of us, to remember) how hard it used to be to print books. He posted it at the LiL blog.). What a production! Jeff found the video at Y-Combinator MORE
I feel lucky and honoured for their belief in the book. Dan's Related Posts: The Electrocardiogram of Purpose Free Download of Chapter 1 – The Purpose Effect Lo-Tech Talk #1: Introduction to Personal Purpose Full Book Jacket Cover Released for The Purpose Effect My TEDx Talk on The Purpose Effect. book Purpose The Purpose EffectIf you are curious to know the entire list of early endorsers for THE PURPOSE EFFECT , this graphic outlines all 26 people. MORE
Dan Pontefract’s next book, THE PURPOSE EFFECT: Building Meaning in Yourself, Your Role and Your Organization , will publish May 10, 2016. book Purpose The Purpose Effect purposeThe Purpose of Work. F amed advertising mogul, George Lois, once said, “Most people work at keeping their job, rather than doing a good job. If you’re the former, you’re leading a meaningless life. If you’re the latter, keep up the good work.” To pay the bills, most of us have to work. MORE
I’m proud that my essay about online knowledge has been included in a free e-book collecting essays about the effect of the digital revolution, published by the Los Angeles Review of Books. It’s actually the first essay in the book, which obviously is not arranged in order of preference, but probably means at least the editors didn’t hate it. The post Free e-book from Los Angeles Review of Books appeared first on Joho the Blog MORE
I’m very excited to announce my next book — Wonderland: How Play Made The Modern World , to be published in November by my long-time publisher Riverhead Books. The book is in many ways a sequel to How We Got To Now, though it also has some thematic links that connect it back to Everything Bad Is Good For You. There’s a longer post introducing the book at Medium if you’re interested. MORE
Like my first book, Flat Army: Creating a Connected and Engaged Organization , Book Two has taken a decided turn for the better. The original title was “ The Coffee Shop Leader” One day, I may even release the entirety of the book in its original format. The same can be said for this next book. I had written 45,000 words and through various pieces of feedback and counsel, the book has morphed. The next book is focused on leaders. MORE
I’m interrupting the flow of my posts about an anthro-complexity approach to strategy to reference a new book published today from my good friends John, Nigel and Brian. When I was asked to do that the request was that I add too the content of the book rather than simply talk about it. MORE
The time has come to ask: what should be my next book? Then, while I wanted to write about elearning strategy, my publisher wanted a book on mobile and I realized one was needed and the other likely candidates deferred. After that, my publisher’s sister company wanted a book on mlearning for higher education, and I ended up writing The Mobile Academy. So what is the next book you would like to see from me ? The post Next book? MORE
book next book It hasn’t been through any editing yet. It’s 12 chapters in total. It’s approaching 90,000 words. again). There are two sections. The first section has the following draft chapter titles: Chapter 1 – The Possibility of Purpose at Work. Chapter 2 – What is Work? Chapter 3 – The Pursuit of Workplace Disengagement. Chapter 4 – We Built This City (of Consumerism). Chapter 5 – Power Plays in the Organization. MORE
The draft of my new book, Aha!, I don’t write books the way I used to. Given enough iterations, this will be one fantastic book. I slipstream new content into the book continuously. If you’re that puppy, you might enjoy reading a book in progress. If you’re struggling to learn with social and informal learning, this book was made for you. Someone will say they didn’t see this: this book is in beta. MORE
A question I am being asked more and more is why did I decide to write another book, this one focused on purpose? While my first book, FLAT ARMY , focused on organizational culture, I figured out after publishing it there was something missing. I even dedicated the book to them. book Purpose The Purpose Effect videoOther than being a masochist, there is a very good reason. I wrote THE PURPOSE EFFECT to prove that there is a link between purpose and culture. MORE
The first of what will be several piles of Cynefin books arrived today, my priority is to autograph copies for the various contributing authors and a few special people, without whom none of of the work would have been possible. The book itself was a surprise although various leaks in the build-up meant I was aware something was up. That is reflected in the book itself, although overall the movement is coherent. MORE
Books Related Topics Clark Quinn
MARCH 23, 2021
As much as writing books is something I do (and I’m immodestly proud of the outcomes), they don’t always come out the way I expect. So here, for the record and hopefully as both mea culpas and lessons learned, are my book hiccups.
Clark Quinn
MAY 18, 2021
Responding to a frequent question yet again , I decided to post an answer to the “what about books | conferences?” Once again, after talking about how learning requires meaningful practice, I was asked the seemingly timeless question: “but what about books?”
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Clark Quinn
JANUARY 1, 2021
I was somewhat amazed to find out that my first three books were already out of print! Here’re updates on my books. You could get two of the expired books as ebooks, but now Amazon also has a paperback option. Of course, two of my books aren’t yet out of print.
Dan Pontefract
APRIL 23, 2019
book Liane Davey The Good FightYou're reading fresh content from Dan Pontefract at Brave New Org: Conflict is a natural part of life. It happens at home, in the community, and of course in our place of work. So why is. Dan's Related Posts: Why I Love Netflix’s Decision-Making Culture. When Power Overthrows Common Sense. Did Zappos Just Ruin Their Culture Or Is It A Brilliant Org Redesign? Three Tough Questions Answered About Purpose.
Dave Snowden
NOVEMBER 19, 2020
I’m interrupting the flow of my posts about an anthro-complexity approach to strategy to reference a new book published today from my good friends John, Nigel and Brian. When I was asked to do that the request was that I add too the content of the book rather than simply talk about it.
Dave Snowden
NOVEMBER 6, 2020
The first of what will be several piles of Cynefin books arrived today, my priority is to autograph copies for the various contributing authors and a few special people, without whom none of of the work would have been possible. The book itself was a surprise although various leaks in the build-up meant I was aware something was up. That is reflected in the book itself, although overall the movement is coherent.
John Hagel
DECEMBER 28, 2017
For me, that often means stealing a few quiet moments with my book, hiding out…er…I mean, hanging out on my couch, or comfortably wedged into a window seat listening to an audiobook on a long flight. John, our marketing director, says this books helped change his perspective. “It Get a head start so you can weigh in on whether the book is better than the movie. This book has lots of interesting thoughts about market dynamics and disruptive technologies.
Clark Quinn
OCTOBER 18, 2016
The time has come to ask: what should be my next book? Then, while I wanted to write about elearning strategy, my publisher wanted a book on mobile and I realized one was needed and the other likely candidates deferred. After that, my publisher’s sister company wanted a book on mlearning for higher education, and I ended up writing The Mobile Academy. So what is the next book you would like to see from me ? The post Next book?
Dan Pontefract
FEBRUARY 27, 2017
Dan's Related Posts: Montreal’s Three Wise Men Book Review: Originals by Adam Grant Download Chapter 1 of “The Purpose Effect” For Free Free Download of Chapter 1 – The Purpose Effect Favourite Books of 2013 That I Read. book Neo-GeneralistI’ve had several roles in multiple organizations over my career. All of them have been rewarding. When I look back I can distinguish one particular.
Dan Pontefract
DECEMBER 4, 2013
Books – remember those?) In no particular order, these are the books I read in 2013 that caught my attention: Present Shock: When Everything Happens Now by Douglas Rushkoff. I can honestly say it is an ‘epic’ book. I didn’t do as he suggests and pick habits at will, I read Bill’s book back to front to see if it made a difference. That is not to say Bill’s thoughts aren’t in the book. I like to read.
Dan Pontefract
MARCH 24, 2016
While reading Adam Grant’s new book, Originals: How Non-Conformists Move The World , I found myself utilizing four different lenses of observation. Originals is a book that might help you in one or more of the roles I note above, too. Adam’s writing style picks up where his last book, Give And Take (2013) , left me (and arguably others) wanting more. For example, the book has more than 250 references. Book Review of WORK RULES: Insights From Inside Google.
Dan Pontefract
MAY 20, 2016
My latest book, The Purpose Effect, published May 10, some ten days ago. A few people have been kind enough to ask, “How is the book launch going, Dan?” ” or “How are book sales, Dan?” I respect the questioners’ curiosity and interest in me and/or the book. What I care about is that the book makes a difference, that it is making a difference. Someone was touched by the book. book Purpose The Purpose Effect
David Gurteen
JANUARY 2, 2018
All those “Books of 2017” posts made me kinda wishing I kept a list of my own. No way for me to go back and figure out what I read last year (I give away most books once I’ve completed them) so instead will make this a living post, where I add as I finish. I read very little fiction but when I saw that Jordan Peele optioned this book to turn into a HBO series… ! Not gonna lie.
Dan Pontefract
MARCH 16, 2015
It brings me to provide an update on Book #2. But in hindsight — and upon some reflection after the discovery of Harold’s letter — it’s a book written with two things in mind. This next book was unknowingly written along the lines of Harold’s letter. I’m excited to announce that my next book will be called DUAL PURPOSE. book Dual Purpose DUAL PURPOSE next book
Dan Pontefract
JUNE 1, 2018
book David BurkusYou're reading fresh content from Dan Pontefract at Brave New Org: Network. It can be such a loaded and overbearing term. On the one hand, it’s a noun. Among other definitions, it can denote a group. Dan's Related Posts: Did I Just Spam My Entire LinkedIn Network? My 1800+ LinkedIn Network Graphically Mapped. My Network is my Net Worth – Part II. LinkedIn Skills – Useful or Useless? Social as a Weapon of Class Destruction. Thanks for reading.
Harold Jarche
DECEMBER 1, 2014
A community of practice of Canadian training managers will also incorporate these books into their 2015 professional discussions. Books Complexity Learning PKM Finding Perpetual Beta is now in production. This new ebook is part of the continuing journey to understand how individuals and organizations can manage fundamental changes in networked society, business, and education. It is a series of reflections on the themes presented in Seeking Perpetual Beta , published in April 2014.
Dan Pontefract
JUNE 27, 2020
Given the chances of a face-to-face book and speaking tour in 2020 for LEAD. is as likely as me growing a full head of hair again, I am … Continue reading "Announcing Three Free Virtual Book Launch Events for LEAD.
Dan Pontefract
JUNE 25, 2015
In her book, Show Your Work , Jane Bozarth encourages us to work in the open. He even recently published a new book titled, Working Out Loud. When my first book, FLAT ARMY , published in May of 2013 I immediately began sketching, researching, and writing the next book. At first, I titled the book, “ It’s Work Not Jail ” and it was about 15,000 words in when I realized it was the wrong book. book Dual Purpose DUAL PURPOSE
David Weinberger
SEPTEMBER 14, 2011
As Publishers Weekly puts it, in June ebooks jumped while print plunged: $80.2MM e-books. Well before the last press has punched out its last paper book, we will have switched to thinking that p-books are print-outs of e-books. That Day of the Modifier — when physical books need a modifier to specify them — is coming fast 84.9MM hardcover. 48.4MM trade paperback. 47.4MM mass-market paperback. Adult paperbacks were down 64% in that month.
Dan Pontefract
JULY 8, 2018
You're reading fresh content from Dan Pontefract at Brave New Org: While writing my new book, OPEN TO THINK: Slow Down, Think Creatively and Make Better Decisions, I discovered that many people are suffering from their. Dan's Related Posts: Download And Share The OPEN TO THINK One-Page Book Promo. book Open Thinking OPEN to THINK
Jay Cross
JANUARY 7, 2013
Last month, I asked “What books would you recommend to someone who’s new to organizational learning and wants a feel for what’s going on?” Michael: 9780917917080: Amazon.com: Books. One of my many seminal books. Consilience: The Unity of Knowledge: Edward Osborne Wilson: 9780679768678: Amazon.com: Books. Vance: 9780984585373: Amazon.com: Books. Drucker: 9780060833459: Amazon.com: Books. Senge: 9780385517256: Amazon.com: Books.
Dan Pontefract
APRIL 22, 2015
Having gone through the process of publishing a book once before, I can honestly say one of the most rewarding experiences is when the book cover is finalized. Dan''s Related Posts: My Next Book Has A Title And A Publish Date Announcing the Full Book Cover Jacket of Flat Army Announcing the Front Cover of Flat Army When Power Overthrows Common Sense In 2015, Will I … book Dual Purpose DUAL PURPOSE
George Siemens
SEPTEMBER 17, 2012
Bonnie Stewart, Dave Cormier, and I have signed on to write a book on MOOCs and other such trends in education. The book will be published by Johns Hopkins University Press in 2013. Unfortunately, and I recognize the irony, the book will not be open. So we’ve set up a blog as field notes for the book: xEducation. A bit more background
Dan Pontefract
APRIL 25, 2016
I feel lucky and honoured for their belief in the book. Dan's Related Posts: The Electrocardiogram of Purpose Free Download of Chapter 1 – The Purpose Effect Lo-Tech Talk #1: Introduction to Personal Purpose Full Book Jacket Cover Released for The Purpose Effect My TEDx Talk on The Purpose Effect. book Purpose The Purpose EffectIf you are curious to know the entire list of early endorsers for THE PURPOSE EFFECT , this graphic outlines all 26 people.
Dan Pontefract
APRIL 29, 2016
Dan Pontefract’s next book, THE PURPOSE EFFECT: Building Meaning in Yourself, Your Role and Your Organization , will publish May 10, 2016. book Purpose The Purpose Effect purposeThe Purpose of Work. F amed advertising mogul, George Lois, once said, “Most people work at keeping their job, rather than doing a good job. If you’re the former, you’re leading a meaningless life. If you’re the latter, keep up the good work.” To pay the bills, most of us have to work.
David Weinberger
JUNE 5, 2010
AKMA would love to see a publisher offer an easy way of “pouring&# text into an open format that creates a useful, beautiful digital book. Even if there werent that major economic barrier, itd be hard to do what AKMA and we all want because books are incredibly complex objects. You can always pour text into a new container, but its much harder to capture the structure of the book this is a title, that is body text, this is a caption.
Dan Pontefract
DECEMBER 10, 2012
This 2-minute snippet sees me (Dan Pontefract) describe the overall thesis of the book including a brief introduction of the five key frameworks that make up a connected and engaged organization. Related Posts: Flat Army Book Trailer (one minute) flat army book Announcing the Front Cover of Flat Army Here’s to the Crazy Ones sites & sounds. book flat army
David Weinberger
APRIL 21, 2011
Jeff Goldenson , my colleague at the Harvard Library Innovation Lab found this fabulous 1947 short documentary on how books used to be made. (He It’s hard to believe (or, for some of us, to remember) how hard it used to be to print books. He posted it at the LiL blog.). What a production! Jeff found the video at Y-Combinator
David Weinberger
SEPTEMBER 3, 2017
I’m proud that my essay about online knowledge has been included in a free e-book collecting essays about the effect of the digital revolution, published by the Los Angeles Review of Books. It’s actually the first essay in the book, which obviously is not arranged in order of preference, but probably means at least the editors didn’t hate it. The post Free e-book from Los Angeles Review of Books appeared first on Joho the Blog
Dan Pontefract
MAY 2, 2015
I’ve been eagerly awaiting this book for some time. Nine days ago, Laszlo’s book, Work Rules! My wait was over, and it was now time to sink my teeth into the book that Daniel Coyle calls, “an all-access backstage pass to one of the smartest organizations on the planet.” Was the book a playbook of sorts for others to learn from, and follow? I was increasingly enjoying my new book purchase. There are fourteen chapters in the book, where the rules are nested.
Doc Searls
MAY 4, 2012
In Doc Searls Wants You to Join Him in The Intention Economy , Scott Merrill writes in Techcrunch , The book is easy to read, written in Searls’ first-person voice. While he can’t directly link from the content of the book, each chapter contains numerous footnotes with additional information and URLs to further reading. I’m not an economist, so I was marginally worried that the book would be heavy on economic theory.
Jay Cross
MAY 5, 2015
The draft of my new book, Aha!, I don’t write books the way I used to. Given enough iterations, this will be one fantastic book. I slipstream new content into the book continuously. If you’re that puppy, you might enjoy reading a book in progress. If you’re struggling to learn with social and informal learning, this book was made for you. Someone will say they didn’t see this: this book is in beta.
Dan Pontefract
MARCH 3, 2018
You're reading fresh content from Dan Pontefract at Brave New Org: I am excited, delighted and proud to let you know my third book is now available for pre-orders. OPEN to THINK: Slow Down, Think Creatively, Dan's Related Posts: Full Book Jacket Cover Released for The Purpose Effect. book Open Thinking OPEN to THINK open thinking
Dan Pontefract
APRIL 26, 2016
A question I am being asked more and more is why did I decide to write another book, this one focused on purpose? While my first book, FLAT ARMY , focused on organizational culture, I figured out after publishing it there was something missing. I even dedicated the book to them. book Purpose The Purpose Effect videoOther than being a masochist, there is a very good reason. I wrote THE PURPOSE EFFECT to prove that there is a link between purpose and culture.
Dan Pontefract
NOVEMBER 28, 2014
book next book It hasn’t been through any editing yet. It’s 12 chapters in total. It’s approaching 90,000 words. again). There are two sections. The first section has the following draft chapter titles: Chapter 1 – The Possibility of Purpose at Work. Chapter 2 – What is Work? Chapter 3 – The Pursuit of Workplace Disengagement. Chapter 4 – We Built This City (of Consumerism). Chapter 5 – Power Plays in the Organization.
Dan Pontefract
SEPTEMBER 26, 2013
Dan''s Related Posts: Autotelic: The Word of 2013 Flat Army Book Launch Party … A Sea of Humanity How did you learn about #OBL? book flat army leadership organization research B.F. Did you know that in 1886, the U.S. court system recognized the corporation as a “natural person”? The fourteenth amendment to the U.S. Constitution states that “no state shall deprive any person of life, liberty or property.”
David Weinberger
MAY 30, 2012
John Palfrey and Urs Gasser are giving a book talk at Harvard about their new book, Interop. (It’s ” He says the book started out fairly confined, about the effect of interop on innovation. But from this also come problems, which is why the subtitle of the book Interop talks about its peril. In the book, JP and Urs look at how railroad systems became interoperable. The book sees interop more broadly as “The art and science of working together.”
Dan Pontefract
DECEMBER 3, 2012
When I started the quest of writing my first book — aside from the instant classic I wrote as a 9 year-old that detailed with intricate depth the entire universe of Star Wars droids — I debated how to actually write it. I’m a digital packrat; I collect academic studies, documents, quotes, words, sites, books, articles and emails. If it were 2007, I might have written the book entirely in Microsoft Word. I would have become a book writing Word ninja.
Harold Jarche
FEBRUARY 2, 2012
Tweet I had the pleasure of writing an article for the book, Enabling Innovation: Innovative Capability – German and International Views as a follow-up to some work I did with the EU’s International Monitoring Organisation. An interesting aspect of this book is that major articles are written by German researchers and then shorter comments or additions are presented from an international perspective. list price for this book. Books complexity Work
Dan Pontefract
APRIL 22, 2013
While I understand the industry typically defaults to having quotes from famous people waxing lyrical about the contents of said book, I refused and ultimately balked at this approach. My idea at first was to simply have a QR code that — after being scanned — would lead the reader to a video of me talking about the book. The pixels, letters and words in the book are a reflection of the people who have helped shape me into the person I am today.
Dan Pontefract
JULY 26, 2014
Like my first book, Flat Army: Creating a Connected and Engaged Organization , Book Two has taken a decided turn for the better. The original title was “ The Coffee Shop Leader” One day, I may even release the entirety of the book in its original format. The same can be said for this next book. I had written 45,000 words and through various pieces of feedback and counsel, the book has morphed. The next book is focused on leaders.
Steven Berlin Johnson
AUGUST 15, 2016
I’m very excited to announce my next book — Wonderland: How Play Made The Modern World , to be published in November by my long-time publisher Riverhead Books. The book is in many ways a sequel to How We Got To Now, though it also has some thematic links that connect it back to Everything Bad Is Good For You. There’s a longer post introducing the book at Medium if you’re interested.
Harold Jarche
AUGUST 10, 2015
I have written over 2,700 posts on my blog, so this book series provides a concise synthesis of the various themes posted here. Books LeadershipThe third volume in the perpetual beta series is now ready. Adapting to Perpetual Beta continues to explore the network era and its effects on society, business, and education. It follows ‘seeking perpetual beta’ and ‘finding perpetual beta’ published in 2014.
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