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Selling novelty
Dave SnowdenMay years ago now I left a job as Development Accountant at one of the Hunting Group Companies to enter the field of Decision Support Consultancy at a company called Datasolve, which became DataSciences and...
Spinning the Cynefin discs
Dave SnowdenToday’s post is a development of yesterday’s and I plan to look at the various overlapping aspects of a situation that Cynefin seeks to handle. I am still with that wider theme of navigating through...
Triple point & the knobbly bits
Dave SnowdenNow I want to make it very clear up front that I know this doesn’t work as drawn, it’s an exploration of some key aspects of Cynefin before I write something more substantial. I realised...
Stalin or Lincoln?
Dave SnowdenThis post continues an earlier series on the theme of Leadership and is the third post in that series. Links to the first two posts can be found in my post of yesterday. Here I...
a fractious twelve months
Dave SnowdenOn this day last year I was in Reading trying to give a masterclass without the ability to write or co-ordinate my brain to my fingers. Something that had started some five days earlier but...
Of congruence and coherence
Dave SnowdenMy old headmaster, of fond memory, was too find of appealing for harmony at school assemblies. I think he wanted everything to be like the choir in the banner picture. The last of a generation...
Homo Narrans: archetypes
Dave SnowdenTwo days ago (apologies for skipping a day) I said that I would pick up on the role of archetypes in narrative work. I wrote a two-part article for ECO on the subject, featuring the...
Homo Narrans: of infinite-resource- and-sagacity,
Dave SnowdenAs I promised yesterday I want to pick up on the use of narrative in lessons learned, or more properly lessons learning processes. The idea here is that looking backward is all well and good...
Homo Narrans: preface
Dave SnowdenThe Just So Stories by Rudyard Kipling were a key part of my formative years and I still refer to them on a regular basis. The name comes from the fact that they had to...
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Selling novelty
Dave SnowdenMay years ago now I left a job as Development Accountant at one of the Hunting Group Companies to enter the field of Decision Support Consultancy at a company called Datasolve, which became DataSciences and...
Spinning the Cynefin discs
Dave SnowdenToday’s post is a development of yesterday’s and I plan to look at the various overlapping aspects of a situation that Cynefin seeks to handle. I am still with that wider theme of navigating through...
Triple point & the knobbly bits
Dave SnowdenNow I want to make it very clear up front that I know this doesn’t work as drawn, it’s an exploration of some key aspects of Cynefin before I write something more substantial. I realised...
Stalin or Lincoln?
Dave SnowdenThis post continues an earlier series on the theme of Leadership and is the third post in that series. Links to the first two posts can be found in my post of yesterday. Here I...
a fractious twelve months
Dave SnowdenOn this day last year I was in Reading trying to give a masterclass without the ability to write or co-ordinate my brain to my fingers. Something that had started some five days earlier but...
Of congruence and coherence
Dave SnowdenMy old headmaster, of fond memory, was too find of appealing for harmony at school assemblies. I think he wanted everything to be like the choir in the banner picture. The last of a generation...
Homo Narrans: archetypes
Dave SnowdenTwo days ago (apologies for skipping a day) I said that I would pick up on the role of archetypes in narrative work. I wrote a two-part article for ECO on the subject, featuring the...
Homo Narrans: of infinite-resource- and-sagacity,
Dave SnowdenAs I promised yesterday I want to pick up on the use of narrative in lessons learned, or more properly lessons learning processes. The idea here is that looking backward is all well and good...
Homo Narrans: preface
Dave SnowdenThe Just So Stories by Rudyard Kipling were a key part of my formative years and I still refer to them on a regular basis. The name comes from the fact that they had to...