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Way-New Collaboration: What I Meant To Say

Earlier this month Ted.com published a presentation by Howard Rheingold called “Way-New Collaboration“. He talks about how the old paradigm of command-control is being replaced by Way-New Collaboration. He connects his story with social dilemma’s like Prisoners Dilemma and Tragedy of the Commons. This is the best presentation I’ve seen that is telling the story [...]

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Treehugger Project Management: Is Trust Important?

Photography by Dylan Parker A couple of years ago I was asked during a sales presentation what I thought was the most essential ingredient for a successful project. My answer was “mutual trust”. People in the room were staring at me like I was some kind of Softy Oozy New Age Treehugger. I switched very [...]

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Prisoners Dilemma: Do You Cooperate In Your Project Or Are You Egocentric?

Prisoners Dilemma: Do You Cooperate In Your Project Or Are You Egocentric?

I love looking at situations through different glasses to get several perceptions. I love reading and thinking about human behavior. And I adore authors that take on a multidisciplinary approach. So I must be ecstatic when all three are combined. I am. In Critical Mass: How One Thing Leads to Another Philip Ball explains to [...]

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