Networks and complexity – a feedback loop
Just posted a review of Grouped on the Brilliant Noise blog. It is such a fascinating book, I think I could happily blog about it all …
Just posted a review of Grouped on the Brilliant Noise blog. It is such a fascinating book, I think I could happily blog about it all …
Networks Thinking: Adapting for Complexity – Antony Mayfield View more presentations from Antony Mayfield. These are the notes, slides and suggested further reading for the …
Image: Streams, emergence – insert your own wry analogy here… I liked the idea that “Strength of community supersedes influence” laid out in a post …
ChangePlayBusiness was an unusual event, to say the least, living up to its promise to be an unconference. About 40 innovators and entrepreneurs gathered at …
If you really want to understand networks, complexity is the place to go. Once you understand a little, you see complex adaptive systems everywhere, from …
Image: It’s complicated (and adaptive)… Thinking about complexity again, the strategy that the best players use in complex adaptive systems use is to hedge their …
“I think Richard Dawkins was sent to test us. Like fossils. And facts.” It’s not just religious fervour that facts can get in the way …
Vested interests, protectionism, conservatism are the enemies of diversity, innovation and change. This idea has been at the heart of liberalism since John Stuart Mill …
Suw Charman has asked people to join her today on Ada Lovelace Day, a celebration of the first computer programmer, in writing about women in …
After Mr Obama got sworn in some things threw me off kilter – sorry for the indecent silence… Warming up with some things catching my …