Tag Archives: organisational learning
Using participatory design for redesigning organisations
I awoke to a beautiful morning in Melbourne today – perhaps Spring is finally on our doorstep and realised that in fact I was supposed to be in beautiful Spain today instead delivering a paper at the Information Seeking in … Continue reading
Choose your own adventure or sometimes adventure creeping up and choosing you
Over the past year I have been greatly inspired and in some cases quite envious of several people I have crossed paths or tweets with who have had the courage to quit their jobs to discover or rediscover that ‘thing’ … Continue reading
Enterprise microblogging (part 2): ‘all of us are smarter than any of us’
Quick recap: CPA Australia has approximately 450 employees in 16 offices across 11 countries serving upwards of 130 000 members. In part 1 we focused on my workplace love story of introducing the enterprise microblogging platform Yammer. This middle child … Continue reading
Filed under enterprise 2.0, organisational learning, web 2.0
Enterprise microblogging (part 1): A love story
Motivated by presenting our story at VALA2010 on Thursday (so this is a preview teaser!) – this post forms Part 1 in a 3 part series on the implementation of enterprise microblogging within my workplace. Part 2 and 3 will … Continue reading
Filed under enterprise 2.0, organisational learning, twitter, web 2.0
Organisational re-learning: the five R’s
Today I presented the ideas of organisational re-learning to a group of librarians at the University of Colorado, Denver. It is perhaps the most unattractive powerpoint presentation I have ever developed however shortness of time did not allow the usual … Continue reading
Zaana Howard = PhD student, design thinking, service design, social learning, knowledge management, social innovation, sometime artist, (ex?) librarian = generalist
