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It’s Not Whether You Do Social Media, But How Well

The latest video from socialnomics.net is largely directed to advertisers, trends in communications are important harbingers for organizations as well. Consider how two-way communications made possible by the same

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How Protyping Validates Our Assumptions

The value of designing for change is that we can learn from our assumptions.  See how well executives do compared in kindergartners.

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Designing For Change: Not Always So Serious

As leaders of change, we take our work seriously. Still with all the seriousness in the world, it’s important not to take ourselves too seriously. This video from our friends

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How The 2nd Industrial Revolution Is Changing Organizations

Dan Tapscott, author of Wikinomics, explains how new web technologies is revolutionizing organizations, economics, and in turn, social systems.

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The Trust Model Is Dead, Now What?

In the late 1990s, I developed an institutional trust model for clients involved in online business transactions. These clients stake their livelihoods on the belief that mistrust is a natural

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Did You Know?

So what? It’s a bit overwhelming, right?  Important information can be overwhelming, but the important question is more interesting how to harness this as power for collaboration for positive change.

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Wikis for Collaboration

Watch this video to learn about how wikis can be used to collaborate.

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Thinking Differently

It’s high time to resume expansion of our global outlook.
I’m pleased to announce an article I co-authored with scholar, social activist and author, Riane Eisler, has just been published in

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Generating a Million Ideas for Peace

Everyone I speak with these days is looking for ways to make their lives and work more meaningful. Friends and colleagues privileged to hail from the abundance of the

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