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It is not innovation that matters, it is agreement. And we might need innovation to reach agreement.

Month: March 2010

Is the essence of new management the promotion of self-esteem?

Posted on March 26, 2010 By Jo Jordan

We are right.  Oh, hold on.  We were wrong.  Completely and utterly wrong. Have you been in a situation, say,… Read more Is the essence of new management the promotion of self-esteem?

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So is social media social, a waste of time, or what?

Posted on March 25, 2010 By Jo Jordan

Social Media Fatigue Earlier this week, Umair Haque wrote of his growing despondency with social media. It’s not an uncommon… Read more So is social media social, a waste of time, or what?

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Be my dictionary. What is the difference between earnest and sincere, solemn and serious?

Posted on March 25, 2010 By Jo Jordan

Speaking properly I once worked with people who hated other people ~ or so they said.  I hated broccoli (I… Read more Be my dictionary. What is the difference between earnest and sincere, solemn and serious?

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Governments cannot promote innovation. . .

Posted on March 24, 2010 By Jo Jordan

That’s what I said.  Government’s cannot promote innovation Yesterday, I was playing with John Hagel’s list of three features that… Read more Governments cannot promote innovation. . .

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3 reasons why non-Americans care about American healthcare

Posted on March 22, 2010 By Jo Jordan

#1 Is the political system broken? America is big.  America is a fiercely democratic as any place bar India.  So… Read more 3 reasons why non-Americans care about American healthcare

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Congratulations, America!

Posted on March 22, 2010 By Jo Jordan

I sat up till 3.30am to watch the Health Reform Bill pass.  Congratulations, America! For me, watching the House of… Read more Congratulations, America!

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We can afford what we create

Posted on March 21, 2010 By Jo Jordan

The golden rule of economics and politics It is all that we need to know really.  We can afford what… Read more We can afford what we create

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1 more framework to tell a story or design an engaging event

Posted on March 20, 2010 By Jo Jordan

Did you miss out on learning to tell stories at school? I did Latin at school.  I am mostly OK… Read more 1 more framework to tell a story or design an engaging event

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By our metrics we shall be known: selection for the knowledge industries of the global information age

Posted on March 19, 2010 By Jo Jordan

Metrics Metrics are good.  They make us do something that psychologists call “operationalize”.  Operationalize isn’t some complicated Freudian notion.  It… Read more By our metrics we shall be known: selection for the knowledge industries of the global information age

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Walking with the elephants: remembering Galba Bright

Posted on March 19, 2010 By Jo Jordan

Galba Bright Many of you will remember Galba Bright. The British Sierra Leonian migrant to Jamaica who built a successful… Read more Walking with the elephants: remembering Galba Bright

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