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Immigation and technology were hot issues - - 100 years ago, in 1911. Just like today, the issues 100 years ago moving from one economic era into another were the same as today Just like today, people 100 years ago worried about the immigration of Poles, Italians and other new immigrants. . Just like today, people 100 years ago worried about the new technology replacing face-to-face human communication. MORE
I'm glad the confederate flag came down in South Carolina, but is this issue meaningless? Here in River Falls, Wisconsin, it's hard to find a confederate flag, but it is easy to find police racial profiling and harrassment. . Our African American grandson, Xaiver, recently discovered some new fatty McDonald's product and tweeted, "It can take down more people than the cops." . Translation: the kids are still worried about their safety, even without the confederate flag flying. MORE
See below: This is a complete non-issue. The real issue is not with data collection. Apparently Apple is being secretive (and by default, bad). If you own and iPhone, it will track where you’ve been , roughly every few minutes. A neat application- iPhone Tracker – is available for individuals to visualize what type of data is on their phone. None of this data is sent to Apple. It sits on your iPhone and is transferred to your computer when you synch devices. MORE
Made a dawn run to the nearby Peets for some dry cappuccinos, and was bathed in glow on my return by one of the most spectacular sunrises I have ever seen. It was post-peak when I got back (to the place where I’m staying in Gold River, California), but with some underexposure and white balance tweaking, I was able to get the shots in this set here. Alas, the shot above is not in that set. MORE
The post Unarticulated needs: deep issues appeared first on Cognitive Edge. My post of yesterday made the point that it is difficult to get anyone to state what they need in the absence of knowing what a new capability can achieve. Today I want to go further than that and suggest that the explicit functionalism of interviewer based inquiry creates additional problems of itself. MORE
And, per our design, issues emerged. The post Learning Strategy Issues appeared first on Learnlets. The other thing that I was involved in at Online Educa in Berlin was a session on The Flexible Worker. Three of us presented, each addressing one particular topic. MORE
Artificial Intelligence Complex Systems Economic Issues Education and Talent Future of Work Innovation Management and Leadership Political Issues Technology and Strategy MORE
Sometime last year, Grainne Conole and I managed to convince Terry Anderson to issue a call for papers for a special IRRODL issue on connectivism. Today, we’re pleased to announce the publication of the IRRODL Connectivism special issue. From our editorial: This special issue of IRRODL provides an opportunity to step back and reflect on how these dramatic social and technological changes impact education. MORE
I’ve just sent out the August 18, 2009 issue of JOHO , my newsletter. (It’s It’s completely free, so feel free to subscribe.) It’s all new material (well, new-ish) except for one piece. Cluetrain@10: Recently, the tenth anniversary edition of The Cluetrain Manifesto came out, a book I co-authored. Here’s some of what we got wrong in the original version. MORE
Fantastic 21st century issue being tackled in Germany. Europe, of course, is where many if not most of the 21st century issues are being addressed, including energy credits (getting paid by the electric company), congestion pricing, whether someone can receive a work email after 6 pm; monopolies by Google; democracy; paternity leave; gender equity; trains; and hacking. . Should you be able to choose to work fewer hours? MORE
In a recent paper, Framework for Understanding Cybersecurity Impacts on International Trade , MIT professors Stuart Madnick and Simon Johnson and research scientist Keman Huang said that cybersecurity concerns have become a key issue for international trade policy. MORE
Great post by Denham Grey - Perennial KM issues that are very similar to the core problems that we deal with in eLearning: How to speed learning, increase awareness and share experiences. We have made little progress in preventing those repeating errors, as firms grow in size and complexity, building relationships that enable knowledge flows, keeping in the loop and finding stuff becomes a huge issue. MORE
The Democrats care about it, but don’t want to make a big issue of it. That’s the issue. Geologists have an informal name for the history of human influence on the Earth. They call it the Anthropocene. It makes sense. We have been raiding the earth for its contents, and polluting its atmosphere, land and oceans for as long as we’ve been here, and it shows. By any objective perspective other than our own, we are a pestilential species. MORE
This, I submit, is a bigger and badder issue than which politicians do the best direct marketing. As issues go, personal privacy is soul-deep. Journalism’s biggest problem (as I’ve said before ) is what it’s best at: telling stories. That’s what Thomas B. MORE
The Economist was considerably more optimistic in a special report on The Future of Work in its April 10 issue, which included several articles on the subject. “A Complex Systems Economic Issues Future of Work Political Issues Society and Culture Technology and Strategy MORE
It's not too surprising that employee engagement is such a big issue with less than one-third of Americans are engaged in their jobs. By David Gurteen Here are three interesting Harris Poll statistics from an HBR article The Top Complaints from Employees About Their Leaders by Lou Solomon. Complaint 3: 52% of U.S. workers say leaders do not make the time to meet with them Complaint 4: 51% of U.S. workers say leaders refuse to talk subordinates Complaint 7: 36% of U.S. MORE
The Australian Government 2.0 Taskforce has published a draft of its report , asking for comments before it’s submitted. The report takes “engagement&# as the desideratum of e-gov, and was produced in an engaged, public way. MORE
Valerie Irvine, Jillianne Code, and I spent time over the past 8 months preparing a special issue of JOLT on massive open online courses. The issue is now available. One of the goals of this special issue is to attempt to address this lack of peer reviewed literature. Thus, a second goal of this special issue is to highlight this research and provide an historical context for online and distance learning not currently evident in the mainstream media treatment of MOOCs MORE
Martin, I don't think these issues are fine-hair splitting. These are not easy issues. They are hard issues, and it is not always clear on what grounds they will be decided. In a strict sense, as Richard Hall said the other day, there are no public and private sectors - it's all a blend, so the issue is really in how to manage that blend. And these issues have eminently practical consequences. And this plays directly into the second issue. MORE
Tough talk, plain language, sound thinking. This is what I'm looking for in an opposition leader MORE
” It’s a series of short video clips of me chiming in on workplace issues… The post Management Musings: Episode 1 – Work From Home Mental Health Issues appeared first on Pontefract Group. MORE
You're reading fresh content from Dan Pontefract at Brave New Org: “Sorry for being late,” said the client as she entered the conference call. “I I had to drive home to take the call. It was way. Dan's Related Posts: Omni Hotels & Resorts in Dallas Demonstrate Great Customer Service. Sadly, The Importance Of Importance Is Now What’s Most Important. Effective Leaders Operate Like This. I Am A Corporate Floater. When Life Flashes Before Your Eyes. Thanks for reading. MORE
Shortly after the South Carolina murders, the BBC interviewed an NPR journalist covering the story. And the BBC guy is so perplexed as to why people were focusing on the confederate flag, rather than on guns. Because it was a gun, not a flag, that killed our people. . And the NPR journalist is trying to explain things in America. And of course the explanation makes no sense to anyone living somewhere else in the world. And really, it makes no sense here either MORE
The top-ranked issue at the moment is a meta-issue: Revise the voting scheme on the site, to avoid gaming the system. The Broadband strategy initiative of the FCC has set up a site where anyone can pose a topic, discuss it, or vote it up or down. That’s probably a useful suggestion. But it’s good in any case to see the FCC using modern tools to provide open fora MORE
This doesn't rank with the other big issues that the NFL, presiding over the decline of American football, faces today. It's not a big issue, but it IS another issue for the NFL, trying to keep this last century sport our nation's top sport, with soccer (futbol) on its heels I was watching my team's first exhibition game of the season on TV, and there was something missing: cheerleaders. . The TV cameras simply ignored them, and for good reason. MORE
On May 12, President Biden issued an Executive Order to Improve the Nation’s Cybersecurity , a welcome and very important step. Complex Systems Cybersecurity Economic Issues Management and Leadership Political Issues Society and Culture Technology and Strategy MORE
The real issue is intellectual property ownership and sharing rights. . The real issue behind SOPA, PIPA and DMCA is not online piracy or violating laws, but what those laws should be and fundamentally ownership of words, phrases, media, music, video, from the Bible right on up to the present. MORE
Here are the Big Issues ahead for society to debate and decide with regard to trains. Based on the book "The Railroad Problem" in 1939 we can anticipate these Big Issues: 1. As both passenger and freight rail traffic grows, this becomes a Big Issue. This is a Big Issue. Are Trains government owned? This is the Biggest Issue of all. I t's too early to decide these Big Issues. MORE
Holacracy — and what I think is its originating parent, holarchy — however will not solve your organizational disengagement issues. Getting rid of titles, managers/bosses and spraying empowerment across your employees doesn’t fix the core issue of today particularly in long-standing organizations with a history of disengagement. The core issues in today’s organization don’t require the eradication of bosses per holacracy or the creation of overlapping, self-governing circles. (ie. MORE
In issue after issue, - e.g., marriage equality , the confederate flag , immigration reform , - the business community has supported what we generally think of as the more socially progressive position. . Many politicians must respond to the wishes of a few big donors and of small, single-issue interest groups in their districts. Complex Systems Diversity Economic Issues Management and Leadership Political Issues Society and Culture MORE
What will it take to successfully shift IT delivery to these devices given the security worries, legacy IT landscape, BYOD, and other issues Tablets are likely to become the primary computing experience for workers over the next few years. MORE
Made a dawn run to the nearby Peets for some dry cappuccinos, and was bathed in glow on my return by one of the most spectacular sunrises I have ever seen. It was post-peak when I got back (to the place where I’m staying in Gold River, California), but with some underexposure and white balance tweaking, I was able to get the shots in this set here. Alas, the shot above is not in that set. MORE
Moreover when CEOs get together among themselves to discuss issues of mutual importance, Alan Murray reports in his article, The End of Management in the Wall Street Journal, that what CEOs worry about most is disruptive innovation. We can thus agree with the CEOs, the GE study and President Obama that innovation is the central business issue of our times while also recognizing American achievement in the area that matters most: management innovation. MORE
Complex Systems Diversity Economic Issues Future of Work Political Issues Society and Culture Technology and StrategyA few weeks ago, I listened to a very interesting podcast, Why Do We Work So Damn Much? MORE
The post The knotty issue of constraints appeared first on Cognitive Edge. I’ve been developing a theory of constraints both as a method for strategy mapping and as a way of better understanding domains and sub-domains in Cynefin. That thinking was in part stimulus for the liminal version of Cynefin. I’ve used a base distinction of Fixed/Governing constraints for order and Enabling constraints for complex. MORE
But it is a serious issue that results in frequent error and rampant injustice. Complex Systems Data Science and Big Data Economic Issues Education and Talent Management and Leadership Political Issues Services Innovation Smart Systems Society and Culture MORE
This is based on my contribution to the new Creative Commons 'Education Platform' discussion of issues related to open educational resources (OERs). How is agreement in the OER community reach (including but not limited to agreement about this set of issues?) The issue here is: should we encourage OER mandates for educational materials, and if so, how? The issue is: how can we (the academic community) support others in the development of OER? MORE
This is a critical issue that the government, business, and social sectors will need to keep strongly aware of in coming years. The post Critical issue: Will the fertility rate in the developed world continue to increase? I recently appeared on the Morning Show being interviewed about the future of the family. Click on the image below to see a video of the segment. One of the interesting topics we discussed was trends in the fertility rate. MORE
Alec Couros recently posted that the second issue of in education (he has edited the last two online editions, but the journal itself has been around since 1993) is now available. Articles cover open education, professional development, scholarship, and new technologies. An article that I authored with Kathleen Matheos on Systemic Changes in Higher Education is also included MORE
It''s 3 21st Century issues wrapped into one. Issue #1. Space versus People Maybe the most interesting issue is whether WiFi funding should be allocated by the square footage of libraries, OR by how many users each library serves. Issue #2. Issue #3. Libraries are arguing over how the federal government funds WiFi in public libraries. Here''s the story. MORE
In a fascinating story in The New York Times , the issue is almost identical to the issue in the U.S., Apparently gender bias against boys in school exists in China as well, and the government is highly aware of the problem, if not the solution. and just might turn out (we predict) to be identical. . Sun Yunxiao, a researcher at the China Youth and Children Research Center, is the author of a book on education entitled, “Save the Boys.” MORE
The whole issue took a face-to-face meeting to resolve between my friend, his boss, his boss's boss and the sales manager. If you have the choice, always resolve issues face-to-face, not by email. By David Gurteen Let me share a true story. A friend of mine was told by their manager never to resolve problems face-to-face but to do it by an exchange of emails and to copy him so that there was an audit trail. Then if anything went wrong, it was obvious who was to blame. MORE
A new issue of the sleek internet magazine Contemporary Psychotherapy has just appeared online and is well worth checking out if you're interested in the art of psychological treatment. The magazine is aimed at psychotherapists and deals with everything from the bricks-and-mortar issues of running a practice to relationship dynamics in couples and families. MORE
Issues Related Topics Dan Pontefract
FEBRUARY 26, 2021
” It’s a series of short video clips of me chiming in on workplace issues… The post Management Musings: Episode 1 – Work From Home Mental Health Issues appeared first on Pontefract Group.
Stephen Downes: Half an Hour
JANUARY 18, 2019
This is based on my contribution to the new Creative Commons 'Education Platform' discussion of issues related to open educational resources (OERs). How is agreement in the OER community reach (including but not limited to agreement about this set of issues?) The issue here is: should we encourage OER mandates for educational materials, and if so, how? The issue is: how can we (the academic community) support others in the development of OER?
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Dave Snowden
DECEMBER 17, 2016
The post Unarticulated needs: deep issues appeared first on Cognitive Edge. My post of yesterday made the point that it is difficult to get anyone to state what they need in the absence of knowing what a new capability can achieve. Today I want to go further than that and suggest that the explicit functionalism of interviewer based inquiry creates additional problems of itself.
Dave Snowden
AUGUST 27, 2017
The post The knotty issue of constraints appeared first on Cognitive Edge. I’ve been developing a theory of constraints both as a method for strategy mapping and as a way of better understanding domains and sub-domains in Cynefin. That thinking was in part stimulus for the liminal version of Cynefin. I’ve used a base distinction of Fixed/Governing constraints for order and Enabling constraints for complex.
Clark Quinn
DECEMBER 7, 2016
And, per our design, issues emerged. The post Learning Strategy Issues appeared first on Learnlets. The other thing that I was involved in at Online Educa in Berlin was a session on The Flexible Worker. Three of us presented, each addressing one particular topic.
Nine Shift
AUGUST 25, 2015
This doesn't rank with the other big issues that the NFL, presiding over the decline of American football, faces today. It's not a big issue, but it IS another issue for the NFL, trying to keep this last century sport our nation's top sport, with soccer (futbol) on its heels I was watching my team's first exhibition game of the season on TV, and there was something missing: cheerleaders. . The TV cameras simply ignored them, and for good reason.
George Siemens
MARCH 25, 2011
Sometime last year, Grainne Conole and I managed to convince Terry Anderson to issue a call for papers for a special IRRODL issue on connectivism. Today, we’re pleased to announce the publication of the IRRODL Connectivism special issue. From our editorial: This special issue of IRRODL provides an opportunity to step back and reflect on how these dramatic social and technological changes impact education.
George Siemens
SEPTEMBER 13, 2013
Valerie Irvine, Jillianne Code, and I spent time over the past 8 months preparing a special issue of JOLT on massive open online courses. The issue is now available. One of the goals of this special issue is to attempt to address this lack of peer reviewed literature. Thus, a second goal of this special issue is to highlight this research and provide an historical context for online and distance learning not currently evident in the mainstream media treatment of MOOCs
Irving Wladawsky-Berger
SEPTEMBER 15, 2015
In issue after issue, - e.g., marriage equality , the confederate flag , immigration reform , - the business community has supported what we generally think of as the more socially progressive position. . Many politicians must respond to the wishes of a few big donors and of small, single-issue interest groups in their districts. Complex Systems Diversity Economic Issues Management and Leadership Political Issues Society and Culture
George Siemens
JUNE 7, 2010
Alec Couros recently posted that the second issue of in education (he has edited the last two online editions, but the journal itself has been around since 1993) is now available. Articles cover open education, professional development, scholarship, and new technologies. An article that I authored with Kathleen Matheos on Systemic Changes in Higher Education is also included
Dan Pontefract
OCTOBER 15, 2018
You're reading fresh content from Dan Pontefract at Brave New Org: “Sorry for being late,” said the client as she entered the conference call. “I I had to drive home to take the call. It was way. Dan's Related Posts: Omni Hotels & Resorts in Dallas Demonstrate Great Customer Service. Sadly, The Importance Of Importance Is Now What’s Most Important. Effective Leaders Operate Like This. I Am A Corporate Floater. When Life Flashes Before Your Eyes. Thanks for reading.
Nine Shift
JULY 10, 2015
I'm glad the confederate flag came down in South Carolina, but is this issue meaningless? Here in River Falls, Wisconsin, it's hard to find a confederate flag, but it is easy to find police racial profiling and harrassment. . Our African American grandson, Xaiver, recently discovered some new fatty McDonald's product and tweeted, "It can take down more people than the cops." . Translation: the kids are still worried about their safety, even without the confederate flag flying.
Dan Pontefract
JANUARY 9, 2014
Holacracy — and what I think is its originating parent, holarchy — however will not solve your organizational disengagement issues. Getting rid of titles, managers/bosses and spraying empowerment across your employees doesn’t fix the core issue of today particularly in long-standing organizations with a history of disengagement. The core issues in today’s organization don’t require the eradication of bosses per holacracy or the creation of overlapping, self-governing circles. (ie.
Nine Shift
JANUARY 12, 2011
Immigation and technology were hot issues - - 100 years ago, in 1911. Just like today, the issues 100 years ago moving from one economic era into another were the same as today Just like today, people 100 years ago worried about the immigration of Poles, Italians and other new immigrants. . Just like today, people 100 years ago worried about the new technology replacing face-to-face human communication.
Nine Shift
JULY 11, 2015
Shortly after the South Carolina murders, the BBC interviewed an NPR journalist covering the story. And the BBC guy is so perplexed as to why people were focusing on the confederate flag, rather than on guns. Because it was a gun, not a flag, that killed our people. . And the NPR journalist is trying to explain things in America. And of course the explanation makes no sense to anyone living somewhere else in the world. And really, it makes no sense here either
Nine Shift
JULY 4, 2014
It''s 3 21st Century issues wrapped into one. Issue #1. Space versus People Maybe the most interesting issue is whether WiFi funding should be allocated by the square footage of libraries, OR by how many users each library serves. Issue #2. Issue #3. Libraries are arguing over how the federal government funds WiFi in public libraries. Here''s the story.
Nine Shift
FEBRUARY 20, 2018
Fantastic 21st century issue being tackled in Germany. Europe, of course, is where many if not most of the 21st century issues are being addressed, including energy credits (getting paid by the electric company), congestion pricing, whether someone can receive a work email after 6 pm; monopolies by Google; democracy; paternity leave; gender equity; trains; and hacking. . Should you be able to choose to work fewer hours?
Doc Searls
SEPTEMBER 9, 2012
The Democrats care about it, but don’t want to make a big issue of it. That’s the issue. Geologists have an informal name for the history of human influence on the Earth. They call it the Anthropocene. It makes sense. We have been raiding the earth for its contents, and polluting its atmosphere, land and oceans for as long as we’ve been here, and it shows. By any objective perspective other than our own, we are a pestilential species.
George Siemens
APRIL 20, 2011
See below: This is a complete non-issue. The real issue is not with data collection. Apparently Apple is being secretive (and by default, bad). If you own and iPhone, it will track where you’ve been , roughly every few minutes. A neat application- iPhone Tracker – is available for individuals to visualize what type of data is on their phone. None of this data is sent to Apple. It sits on your iPhone and is transferred to your computer when you synch devices.
Nine Shift
FEBRUARY 6, 2016
In a fascinating story in The New York Times , the issue is almost identical to the issue in the U.S., Apparently gender bias against boys in school exists in China as well, and the government is highly aware of the problem, if not the solution. and just might turn out (we predict) to be identical. . Sun Yunxiao, a researcher at the China Youth and Children Research Center, is the author of a book on education entitled, “Save the Boys.”
David Weinberger
SEPTEMBER 14, 2009
The top-ranked issue at the moment is a meta-issue: Revise the voting scheme on the site, to avoid gaming the system. The Broadband strategy initiative of the FCC has set up a site where anyone can pose a topic, discuss it, or vote it up or down. That’s probably a useful suggestion. But it’s good in any case to see the FCC using modern tools to provide open fora
David Gurteen
OCTOBER 27, 2015
It's not too surprising that employee engagement is such a big issue with less than one-third of Americans are engaged in their jobs. By David Gurteen Here are three interesting Harris Poll statistics from an HBR article The Top Complaints from Employees About Their Leaders by Lou Solomon. Complaint 3: 52% of U.S. workers say leaders do not make the time to meet with them Complaint 4: 51% of U.S. workers say leaders refuse to talk subordinates Complaint 7: 36% of U.S.
David Gurteen
MARCH 27, 2018
The whole issue took a face-to-face meeting to resolve between my friend, his boss, his boss's boss and the sales manager. If you have the choice, always resolve issues face-to-face, not by email. By David Gurteen Let me share a true story. A friend of mine was told by their manager never to resolve problems face-to-face but to do it by an exchange of emails and to copy him so that there was an audit trail. Then if anything went wrong, it was obvious who was to blame.
David Weinberger
DECEMBER 8, 2009
The Australian Government 2.0 Taskforce has published a draft of its report , asking for comments before it’s submitted. The report takes “engagement&# as the desideratum of e-gov, and was produced in an engaged, public way.
Stephen Downes: Half an Hour
JULY 26, 2010
Tough talk, plain language, sound thinking. This is what I'm looking for in an opposition leader
Nine Shift
JANUARY 24, 2012
The real issue is intellectual property ownership and sharing rights. . The real issue behind SOPA, PIPA and DMCA is not online piracy or violating laws, but what those laws should be and fundamentally ownership of words, phrases, media, music, video, from the Bible right on up to the present.
Dion Hinchcliffe
MAY 28, 2012
What will it take to successfully shift IT delivery to these devices given the security worries, legacy IT landscape, BYOD, and other issues Tablets are likely to become the primary computing experience for workers over the next few years.
David Weinberger
AUGUST 20, 2009
I’ve just sent out the August 18, 2009 issue of JOHO , my newsletter. (It’s It’s completely free, so feel free to subscribe.) It’s all new material (well, new-ish) except for one piece. Cluetrain@10: Recently, the tenth anniversary edition of The Cluetrain Manifesto came out, a book I co-authored. Here’s some of what we got wrong in the original version.
Nine Shift
AUGUST 11, 2009
Here are the Big Issues ahead for society to debate and decide with regard to trains. Based on the book "The Railroad Problem" in 1939 we can anticipate these Big Issues: 1. As both passenger and freight rail traffic grows, this becomes a Big Issue. This is a Big Issue. Are Trains government owned? This is the Biggest Issue of all. I t's too early to decide these Big Issues.
Doc Searls
NOVEMBER 24, 2015
Made a dawn run to the nearby Peets for some dry cappuccinos, and was bathed in glow on my return by one of the most spectacular sunrises I have ever seen. It was post-peak when I got back (to the place where I’m staying in Gold River, California), but with some underexposure and white balance tweaking, I was able to get the shots in this set here. Alas, the shot above is not in that set.
Doc Searls
NOVEMBER 24, 2015
Made a dawn run to the nearby Peets for some dry cappuccinos, and was bathed in glow on my return by one of the most spectacular sunrises I have ever seen. It was post-peak when I got back (to the place where I’m staying in Gold River, California), but with some underexposure and white balance tweaking, I was able to get the shots in this set here. Alas, the shot above is not in that set.
Doc Searls
JANUARY 29, 2020
This, I submit, is a bigger and badder issue than which politicians do the best direct marketing. As issues go, personal privacy is soul-deep. Journalism’s biggest problem (as I’ve said before ) is what it’s best at: telling stories. That’s what Thomas B.
Steve Denning
FEBRUARY 1, 2011
Moreover when CEOs get together among themselves to discuss issues of mutual importance, Alan Murray reports in his article, The End of Management in the Wall Street Journal, that what CEOs worry about most is disruptive innovation. We can thus agree with the CEOs, the GE study and President Obama that innovation is the central business issue of our times while also recognizing American achievement in the area that matters most: management innovation.
Trends in the Living Networks
APRIL 8, 2013
This is a critical issue that the government, business, and social sectors will need to keep strongly aware of in coming years. The post Critical issue: Will the fertility rate in the developed world continue to increase? I recently appeared on the Morning Show being interviewed about the future of the family. Click on the image below to see a video of the segment. One of the interesting topics we discussed was trends in the fertility rate.
Tony Karrer
NOVEMBER 20, 2006
Great post by Denham Grey - Perennial KM issues that are very similar to the core problems that we deal with in eLearning: How to speed learning, increase awareness and share experiences. We have made little progress in preventing those repeating errors, as firms grow in size and complexity, building relationships that enable knowledge flows, keeping in the loop and finding stuff becomes a huge issue.
Irving Wladawsky-Berger
SEPTEMBER 11, 2021
Complex Systems Diversity Economic Issues Future of Work Political Issues Society and Culture Technology and StrategyA few weeks ago, I listened to a very interesting podcast, Why Do We Work So Damn Much?
Irving Wladawsky-Berger
JULY 17, 2021
Artificial Intelligence Complex Systems Economic Issues Education and Talent Future of Work Innovation Management and Leadership Political Issues Technology and Strategy
Irving Wladawsky-Berger
AUGUST 27, 2021
In a recent paper, Framework for Understanding Cybersecurity Impacts on International Trade , MIT professors Stuart Madnick and Simon Johnson and research scientist Keman Huang said that cybersecurity concerns have become a key issue for international trade policy.
Irving Wladawsky-Berger
JULY 24, 2021
The Economist was considerably more optimistic in a special report on The Future of Work in its April 10 issue, which included several articles on the subject. “A Complex Systems Economic Issues Future of Work Political Issues Society and Culture Technology and Strategy
Irving Wladawsky-Berger
SEPTEMBER 18, 2021
But it is a serious issue that results in frequent error and rampant injustice. Complex Systems Data Science and Big Data Economic Issues Education and Talent Management and Leadership Political Issues Services Innovation Smart Systems Society and Culture
Irving Wladawsky-Berger
AUGUST 13, 2021
On May 12, President Biden issued an Executive Order to Improve the Nation’s Cybersecurity , a welcome and very important step. Complex Systems Cybersecurity Economic Issues Management and Leadership Political Issues Society and Culture Technology and Strategy
Mind Hacks
DECEMBER 26, 2009
A new issue of the sleek internet magazine Contemporary Psychotherapy has just appeared online and is well worth checking out if you're interested in the art of psychological treatment. The magazine is aimed at psychotherapists and deals with everything from the bricks-and-mortar issues of running a practice to relationship dynamics in couples and families.
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