Recently, I had the chance to speak with a group of NC-based Inmagic customers. The crowd was packed with experienced KM practitioners, many with library science backgrounds. While framing a “knowledge renaissance” might have sounded ambitious in other venues, with this audience, it was time to swing for the fences. I’d laid out the core [...]
Archive for October, 2009
Insights from 10/15 NC Inmagic Session
Posted in culture, km, renaissance, tagged collaboration, culture, e20, km, learning on October 29, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
What’s Next at ECOSYS?
Posted in ecosystem, education, tagged ARRA, collaboration, ecosystem, edreform, edu, education, process, RTTT on October 13, 2009 | 8 Comments »
[Overview. Since August, the ECOSYS public collaboration team has been developing an approach to frame problems and solutions in social ecosystems like Education (#EDU) and Healthcare (#HCR). Prior posts in this thread introduced the ECOSYS framework describing the building blocks of our process model.] On MON 11/2 we started framing our EDU Issues. Progress to date: [...]
ECOSYS Homework: How to frame our Problem Inventory?
Posted in ecosystem, tagged collaboration, ecosystem, process on October 13, 2009 | 1 Comment »
On Monday 10/12 we had a great chat to finalize our Ground Rules. We’ve agreed work on our “process manual” is not completely closed, but we’ve also determined the basic rules are framed well enough for us to the move forward. The next stage? Framing the problems in our social ecosystems. The team asked what [...]
ECOSYS Groundrules
Posted in collaboration, ecosystem, tagged collaboration, ecosystem on October 12, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
With our collaoration process hammered out in prior posts, I say we’re ready to engage at the next level: working as a team to describe, frame and inventory the problems in our ecosystems. Besides vetting the process and our assumptions, we’ll get an important feel for the scope and scale of what lies ahead. We’ve [...]
Imagine: A Knowledge Renaissance
Posted in km, renaissance, tagged collaboration, evolution, innovation, knowledge, knowledge economy, process, silo on October 9, 2009 | 5 Comments »
Close your eyes, and imagine: a world where education and learning are priorities, with families planting and nurturing the first critical seeds of curiosity in their children; a place where businesses of every size and shape focus their talent on innovations that improve the human condition, less obsessed with maximizing dividends and more focused on [...]
Problem Solving for Ecosystems with “EcoDNA”
Posted in complexity, ecosystem, tagged collaboration, ecosystem, innovation, twitter on October 5, 2009 | 3 Comments »
If you’re following ECOSYS, you’ll know we’re moving quickly past the high-level overview stage and on to process details. Our goal: to prove that virtual collaboration can drive social innovation. We ran our second #ecosys chat last night on Twitter; our transcripts are posted on NING . To illustrate our approach, let me show you [...]
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