Sensemaking

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• Obama’s Speech Didn’t Close the Narrative Gap

  
  COMOPS Journal — Authority: 104
  by Bud Goodall Yesterday’s speech by President Barack Obama at West Point about the future of American commitment to Afghanistan contained no real material surprises for anyone paying attention to the news reports that led up to his carefully planned and executed event.  It was an Obama speech that lacked his ...
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• Why is Friedman So Mystified?

  
  COMOPS Journal — Authority: 104
  by Steven R. Corman Last Friday, Thomas Friedman published and op-ed in the New York Times entitled America vs. The Narrative in which he expressed bewilderment/exasperation that the anti-U.S narrative is getting so much traction in the Muslim world: Yes, after two decades in which U.S. foreign policy has been ...
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• Does driving adoption mean being off the point ?

  
  Bertrand Duperrin's Notepad — Authority: 489
  I’ne never been that comfortable with the concept of adoption when applied to enterprise tools. More precisely when the point point was “driving adoption”. Of course adoption is necessary. And, like every necessary thing, businesses can not afford not to drive it. Nothing but pure logic…but it can’t prevent ...
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• Presentation from ECREA’s Digital Media Revisited, Berlin, November 20-21

  
  Virtual Worlds Research Project — Authority: 111
  Title: Do you want to play? How making-sense of entertainment innovations relates to engaging with media products Abstract: With the rise of digital media and advancement of the internet as a distribution medium, there are increasingly more media products being offered as sources of entertainment. The digital age ...
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• When will the recession end? Part 33 Société Générale warns clients of Global Economic Collapse scenario

  
  Smart Economy — Authority: 126
  Politicians of all stripes, central bankers and economists employed by stock brokerage firms are all cheering us up-claiming (more like wishing)  that things are getting better on the economic front, yet behind the scenes out of public view, bankers and hedge fund managers are getting more worried.( ..shades of ...
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• Research workshop: Making Sense of Virtual Worlds and User Driven Innovation

  
  Virtual Worlds Research Project — Authority: 111
  The research team of the Virtual Worlds Research project at Roskilde University is excited to announce a 3-day cross disciplinary research workshop entitled ‘Making Sense of Virtual Worlds and User Driven Innovation”, June 7th-9th 2010 in Denmark. We aim to bring together researchers with high-end expertise in ...
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• Growing UK Turmoil Over War Casualties

  
  COMOPS Journal — Authority: 104
  by Steven R. Corman A colleague in the UK military recently sent an e-mail remarking on the brewing controversy in the UK about casualties from the war in Afghanistan.  Growing numbers of citizens are witnessing “repatriations” of dead soldiers, and Prime Minister Brown is under fire for botched communication ...
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• Blame the Victims to Advance Your Agenda

  
  COMOPS Journal — Authority: 104
  by Chris Lundry and Steven R. Corman On September 30th, an earthquake struck Padang, Indonesia. It measured 7.6 on the Richter Scale, killed over 1,100, and injured around 2000.  Following the quake some religious leaders moved quickly to blame the victims, a familiar tactic of exploiting natural disasters to ...
  5 weeks ago

• The RAF Nimrod disaster: an illustration of how bad organisational culture works against High Reliability

  
  John Gaynard on Creativity and Innovation — Authority: 122
  Yesterday evening I caught a part of Charles Haddon-Cave QCs presentation of his damning report into the 2 September 2006, RAF Nimrod XV230 disaster that resulted in 14 wholly avoidable deaths. He said repeatedly that the failure was one of organisational culture. It had reminded him of NASAs Columbia Space ...
  5 weeks ago

• To build strong online social networks, better focus on your offline networks

  
  Bertrand Duperrin's Notepad — Authority: 489
  Businesses begin to be more and more aware of social networks’ benefits. I’m, of course, talking about online social networks, a topic that’s been hot for several months. Talking about social networks for businesses often makes me think about two things : - since the  network logic has been know and used by ...
  5 weeks ago

• How to Organise a Children’s Party – On Simplyfing Business Processes

  
  CMC — Authority: 153
  There are plenty of people out there whom I continue to admire and respect a great deal over the course of the years; especially, those folks in the areas of Knowledge Management, Collaboration, Communities, Learning and Social Computing. And, certainly, plenty of others in the last couple of years, too! I am sure ...
  6 weeks ago

• How to Organise a Children’s Party – On Simplyfing Business Processes

  
  E L S U A ~ A KM Blog Thinking Outside The Inbox by Luis Suarez — Authority: 451
  There are plenty of people out there whom I continue to admire and respect a great deal over the course of the years; especially, those folks in the areas of Knowledge Management, Collaboration, Communities, Learning and Social Computing. And, certainly, plenty of others in the last couple of years, too! I am sure ...
  6 weeks ago

• Workshop on “Flexible Modeling Tools”, Cascon 2009, Markham, ON

  
  Coevolving Innovations — Authority: 92
  When a group of people come together for sensemaking about a situation, it’s pretty typical for someone to start sketching out boxes and lines to improve the clarity of the ideas.  Amongst 2 or 3 people, this might be sketching on a napkin .  Convening in an office usually suggests that a flip chart or a ...
  6 weeks ago

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