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Content personalization is no longer an option—it’s an expectation. But when serving large volumes of content to diverse audiences, effective personalization is almost impossible (let alone sustainable) without the right strategy and tools in place. What if it was streamlined and simplified? MORE
One hundred years ago, management pioneer Mary Parker Follett wrote that “Unity, not uniformity, must be our aim. We attain unity only through variety. Differences must be integrated, not annihilated, not absorbed.” MORE
During the final week of our Cynefin 21 celebrations in October I had the privilege of talking with two long time friends here in Canada, both of whom have extensive experience working in, and consulting to, governments in Canada. MORE
This is the third, and final for the moment, post looking at the Apex/Flexuous/Ystwyth curve(s) and it is more of a connection peeve that an extension. So it links with weak signal detection and also human perception and knowledge. MORE
I’ve always been fond of wolves, something that is probably due to a childhood spent with Kipling’s Jungle Book and the Just So Stories. I’m still proud of the Leaping Wolf Badge I obtained as a cub scout, although reading the link I think standards have dropped over the last few decades! MORE
l was thinking about Max earlier on today. I had planned to post an update on my uncertainty matrix, now over three decades old but a host of interesting ideas came in after I posted a preliminary work on social media. MORE
Yesterday’s post took around 18 hours of elapsed time interspersed by a dashed visit to the shops and two hours of much-needed sleep on the sofa in the Living room after lunch and the odd interaction on LinkedIn with someone who thinks there is nothing in Complex Adaptive Systems theory as everything is encompassed by 1st order Cybernetics. MORE
On September 13, 1970, the NY Times Magazine published an essay by University of Chicago economist and 1976 Nobel Prize recipient Milton Friedman - “ The Social Responsibility of Business is to Increase its Profits. ” Friedman’s essay turned out to be one of the most influential ever published in the world of business. MORE
(Let’s dance) for fear your grace should fall. Let’s dance) for fear tonight is all. David Bowie (1983) Let’s Dance. MORE
I was talking with a colleague the other day, and got a wee bit dramatic. I also thought it was an important point. So here, for your dining enjoyment, I’ve roughly recreated the pitch (in 3 mins and 30 secs): I hope this makes sense. I welcome your thoughts and feedback. MORE
The Difference Between a Boss and a Leader – 3 Tips! Every leader is a boss, but not every boss is a leader. What’s the difference between a boss and a leader? It all comes down to how you do it. A boss is in charge because of his or her position and title. MORE
This post (which will be several parts) is an extension of my posts on contextual strategy that started with a post updating my Apex Predator theory entitled Flexuosity untangled which continued on the next two days with The Ystwyth-curve and then Flexuous landscapes. 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. MORE
TL/DR: visit the LEAD. Learning Program site. When I began to write LEAD. How to Become a Leader Who Matters… The post My 16-Hour Online Leadership Program Is Now Available appeared first on Pontefract Group. leadership learning Lead. Learning leadership development leadership training MORE
Investing in learning technology such as a learning management system (LMS) is a must for companies that want to properly deliver training to a remote workforce. MORE
In my earlier post on focus I identified the need to shift from the alpha to the omega points in the Ystwyth curve by going through four stages along with five types of premature convergence. MORE
In August of 2020, 57 percent of Americans had participated in remote training, while more than one-quarter of people who participated in remote training (27%) said it was ineffective. MORE
Clark Quinn
NOVEMBER 17, 2020
I was talking with a colleague the other day, and got a wee bit dramatic. I also thought it was an important point. So here, for your dining enjoyment, I’ve roughly recreated the pitch (in 3 mins and 30 secs): I hope this makes sense. I welcome your thoughts and feedback.
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.
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Irving Wladawsky-Berger
NOVEMBER 14, 2020
On September 13, 1970, the NY Times Magazine published an essay by University of Chicago economist and 1976 Nobel Prize recipient Milton Friedman - “ The Social Responsibility of Business is to Increase its Profits. ” Friedman’s essay turned out to be one of the most influential ever published in the world of business.
Dan Pontefract
NOVEMBER 16, 2020
TL/DR: visit the LEAD. Learning Program site. When I began to write LEAD. How to Become a Leader Who Matters… The post My 16-Hour Online Leadership Program Is Now Available appeared first on Pontefract Group. leadership learning Lead. Learning leadership development leadership training
Xyleme
NOVEMBER 18, 2020
Content personalization is no longer an option—it’s an expectation. But when serving large volumes of content to diverse audiences, effective personalization is almost impossible (let alone sustainable) without the right strategy and tools in place. What if it was streamlined and simplified?
Dave Snowden
NOVEMBER 17, 2020
l was thinking about Max earlier on today. I had planned to post an update on my uncertainty matrix, now over three decades old but a host of interesting ideas came in after I posted a preliminary work on social media.
Harold Jarche
NOVEMBER 17, 2020
(Let’s dance) for fear your grace should fall. Let’s dance) for fear tonight is all. David Bowie (1983) Let’s Dance.
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KCC Business Psychology
NOVEMBER 18, 2020
The Difference Between a Boss and a Leader – 3 Tips! Every leader is a boss, but not every boss is a leader. What’s the difference between a boss and a leader? It all comes down to how you do it. A boss is in charge because of his or her position and title.
Dave Snowden
NOVEMBER 14, 2020
I’ve always been fond of wolves, something that is probably due to a childhood spent with Kipling’s Jungle Book and the Just So Stories. I’m still proud of the Leaping Wolf Badge I obtained as a cub scout, although reading the link I think standards have dropped over the last few decades!
Harold Jarche
NOVEMBER 19, 2020
One hundred years ago, management pioneer Mary Parker Follett wrote that “Unity, not uniformity, must be our aim. We attain unity only through variety. Differences must be integrated, not annihilated, not absorbed.”
TOPYX LMS
NOVEMBER 20, 2020
Investing in learning technology such as a learning management system (LMS) is a must for companies that want to properly deliver training to a remote workforce.
Dave Snowden
NOVEMBER 18, 2020
This post (which will be several parts) is an extension of my posts on contextual strategy that started with a post updating my Apex Predator theory entitled Flexuosity untangled which continued on the next two days with The Ystwyth-curve and then Flexuous landscapes.
Dave Snowden
NOVEMBER 15, 2020
Yesterday’s post took around 18 hours of elapsed time interspersed by a dashed visit to the shops and two hours of much-needed sleep on the sofa in the Living room after lunch and the odd interaction on LinkedIn with someone who thinks there is nothing in Complex Adaptive Systems theory as everything is encompassed by 1st order Cybernetics.
Dave Snowden
NOVEMBER 20, 2020
In my earlier post on focus I identified the need to shift from the alpha to the omega points in the Ystwyth curve by going through four stages along with five types of premature convergence.
Dave Snowden
NOVEMBER 19, 2020
During the final week of our Cynefin 21 celebrations in October I had the privilege of talking with two long time friends here in Canada, both of whom have extensive experience working in, and consulting to, governments in Canada.
Dave Snowden
NOVEMBER 16, 2020
This is the third, and final for the moment, post looking at the Apex/Flexuous/Ystwyth curve(s) and it is more of a connection peeve that an extension. So it links with weak signal detection and also human perception and knowledge.
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