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Adelle — Mon, 31 Oct 2011 01:34:36 +0000

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Alf Vetvik — Wed, 03 Nov 2010 09:10:56 +0000

Weird, this is like reading something from my own mind I've been thinking along the same lines lately. A product / organisational structure / methodology is not an end goal, but a living dynamic entity, which must constantly adapt to its environment. What I find exciting about the nature analogy is that we can look a change not as a threat, but an opportunity. An opportunity to blow away the competition. In order to grab this opportunity we need to have proactive high quality feedback mechanisms, and the ability to adapt both quickly and efficiently. To not only anticipate change, but thrive on it, making it a competitive advantage.

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Comment on Kill false assumptions & evolve by Guest

Guest — Thu, 09 Sep 2010 20:51:38 +0000

You make some very good points that are relevant not just to the private sector, but to international aid agencies. In looking for results from international aid, most agencies nod their heads in the direction of discussing assumptions underlying their development theories, but in practice avoid any detailed examination of assumptions. It is hard to learn what works, if you don't know what the assumptions of all of the participants are – about the problem, about cause and effect, about what else needs to be done, if results are to be achieved.

And when it comes to implementing a system for planning and reporting on results, many agencies have moved away from simple results frameworks and reporting formats, and toward rigid specification of how results should be reported. But beyond this, they have moved to rigid specification of how you can communicate the ideas and formats to participants – specific materials, specific media (such as PowerPoint – something that Edward Tufte would deplore

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The 3Ps: How it all comes together — Competing on Execution — Mon, 14 Jun 2010 04:44:12 +0000

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Comment on Good replicators get replicated by Openworld

Openworld — Wed, 02 Jun 2010 13:27:35 +0000

There may well be a third driving force in evolution, accompanying selfish genes (physical forms) and selfish memes/temes (logic scripts).

If body makes genes, and mind makes memes/temes, then spirit creates replicable patterns of emotional response - "lumines" - to value the physical forms and logic scripts.

Ideas on evolutionary consilience between lumines, genes, memes/temes are explored in the first comment at http://j.mp/3h7BOp and at http://j.mp/985c1I .

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Mark Frazier
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