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Friday, August 29, 2003 Swarmth I can't stop thinking about Stowe Boyd's article on swarm intelligence in July's Darwin magazine. It just opened a whole new way of thinking about networks in organizations, learning, and adaptability. It's a great primer on swarming, and the logic of "bottoms-up" decision-making. Consider:
I was just reminded again after seeing Erik van Bekkum's blog response to Judith Meskill regarding NASA and communities of practice. It's not a matter of KM practices, it's a matter of letting go of some level of control to allow the intelligence of the organization to surround a problem, chatter across all the communication channels, and listen until clarity emerges. posted by Patti | permalink (click to comment)
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