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Russell Ackoff (Re-Creating the Corporation, 1999) outlines four fundamental ways to treat a problem: absolution, resolution,
Guy Kawasaki in his presentation on the Art of the Start 2.0 for the Graduate Studies Program of the Singularity University pr
The illustration above pictures a situation in a city with snow, and two characters: the older man with his red hat and scarf,
Institutions sometimes treat people as if they are just bricks in a wall. The unique skills and contributions of individuals m
Nature is a web – where everything is connected to everything else. A change in one part of a system has consequences fo
Even the little things count … You count in ways that you can’t even imagine. See: John Flach’s LinkedIn pos
Lopes (1986) suggests that signal detection theory is a better model than classical logic or inference for most everyday decis
When perception and action are coupled – the dynamic cannot be reduced to a sequence of causes. The arrow of time that i
Inspired by a great post from John Flach on Function, Abstraction, and Meaning
Inspired by a great post from John Flach on the Multiple Perspectives on Design.
Personas once were an eye opener to become more user centric, but appear to have been evolved into one of those ‘been th
Where’d does inspiration come from? What drives creativity? Invention? How are you inspired? On of my favourite section