Organisational change
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This is a twine about organisational change. The starting point for this twine is the observation that there are many reasons why the present organisational structures of companies are not able to address the needs and the wishes of the stakeholders involved. Yet, it is also unclear what the better solution should be. So, this is essentially a quest for the new structure of future organisations.
This is an open forum, but we would like to keep the discussion focused. Things that we are interested in include:
- Concepts of virtual or temporary organisations
- Why should change be a problem?
- Issues of intra-company relationships (workers versus management versus shareholders)
- How to safeguard knowledge within an organisation?
- How to handle contractual agreements in a dynamic environment involving multiple parties?
- How to define winning strategies in a multi-party context where conflicting interests exist?
- How to handle risk in an environment where you have limited control?
- How to benefit from diversity?
- How to stimulate innovation?
This is an open forum, but we would like to keep the discussion focused. Things that we are interested in include:
- Concepts of virtual or temporary organisations
- Why should change be a problem?
- Issues of intra-company relationships (workers versus management versus shareholders)
- How to safeguard knowledge within an organisation?
- How to handle contractual agreements in a dynamic environment involving multiple parties?
- How to define winning strategies in a multi-party context where conflicting interests exist?
- How to handle risk in an environment where you have limited control?
- How to benefit from diversity?
- How to stimulate innovation?
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Is Twitter a Complex Adaptive System? « emergent by designI’ve seen a bunch of posts bubble up over the past few days that are really sparking my curiousity about what is really going on with Twitter, so I need to do a little brain dump.
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Reaching for the edge - The Xpragmatic ViewThe Xpragmatic View #129 October 25, 2009 by Marc Buyens ( @mbuyens ), Xpragma Download as a PDF-file Real solutions and progress emerge when we are able to unify apparently conflicting views on the same reality. Do emergent social software platforms (ESSPs) provide a context for ...
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The M-Shaped Recovery - Umair Haque - HarvardBusiness.orgRehabilitation begins with the understanding that it's brain-dead to build an economy on Big Macs, SUVs, and McMansions. Why? They don't make others authentically, durably better off. In fact, their net economic effect is this: they simply transfer value from the poorest to the richest.
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Lessons Learned -- Why the Failure of Systems Thinking Should Inform the Future of Design Thinking | Manage by Designing | Fast Company"You never learn by doing something right ‘cause you already know how to do it. You only learn from making mistakes and correcting them." Russell Ackoff
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The remainders of the day - The Xpragmatic ViewThe Xpragmatic View #123 August 27, 2009 by Marc Buyens , Xpragma Download as PDF-file In management, failure seems to be the only way to get to insight. Whatever the level of experience we have built up in the past, as soon as we have to make decisions in a new context, we tend to ...
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Informing Ourselves To Deatha talk people talk about but have rarely readWilliam Charnock added 8 months ago
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5The Viable Systems Model Guide 3equoted "The most remarkable story involves the application of the VSM in Chile in 1971. Beer was invited by President Salvador Allende to study the entire social economy and to make changes to the existing systems of organisation. In the 18 months before Pinochet came to power in a bloody coup, ...Giorgio Bertini added 11 months ago
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5Learning to share learning - an exploration of methods to improve and share learningMore on sharing and social learning at Conversations, Learning and Change . Social Learning and Networks . Web for Change .Giorgio Bertini added 12 months ago
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5Rhizomatic Education: Community as Curriculum - Journal of online education"n a sense, the rhizomatic viewpoint returns the concept of knowledge to its earliest roots. Suggesting that a distributed negotiation of knowledge can allow a community of people to legitimize the work they are doing among themselves and for each member of the group, the rhizomatic model ...Giorgio Bertini added 15 months ago
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The Necessary Revolution: Creating a Sustainable Future by Peter Senge and Bryan SmithDownloadable (and of course shortened) e-book version of Peter Senge's book 'The Necessary Revolution'.Marc Buyens added 15 months ago
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