Networks, Complexity, and Relatedness

Networks, Complexity, and Relatedness
Inquiry and learning into social networks, organizational network analysis, and the relationships among people and systems in complex organizations and networks.

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Tuesday, March 22, 2005

Comment from Bill Ives

Apparently my blog's commenting capability went south. I am not sure it is back. (Anyone who'd like to comment, please help me test it!).

What I like about Bill's comment is that it uses the "B" word -- boundary. I am just beginning to understand more about the notion of the boundaries between sense making domains in Cynefin and their importance.

I received the following email from Bill Ives with respect to my March 13 blog about Kate Ehrlich's insight:

Yes - and then blogs are at the boundary between publication and conversation - so they are a natural fit with personal knowledge management. Look forward to learning more about your Cynefin work.

What I like about Bill's comment is that it uses the "B" word -- boundary. I am just beginning to understand more about the notion of the boundaries between sense making domains in Cynefin and their importance.

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