
Thoughts on Innovation, Change and Human Potential
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TL;DR: In a Montana canyon in 1949 the most experienced forest firefighter worked out how to survive a fire that was about to kill him. Despite his conviction, he could not persuade a single team member to follow him to safety. The answer w...
The Hollowing of Understanding and the Atrophy of the Understanding Muscle
TL;DR: A policy on how to use AI is written by AI, summarised by AI, and commented on by AI, and no human in the chain understands a word of the thing they are now...
Only one participant still believes the ideas are theirs.
TL;DR: An old joke imagines a fully automated factory staffed by a man and a dog. The man is there to feed the dog, the dog is there to keep the man from touching the machines. The...
The unit of organisation is getting smaller. The network around it is getting larger.
TL;DR: Every era of computing architecture has produced a matching organisational form. The integrated mainframe era built monolithic hierarchical organi...
Sometimes we stop seeing ourselves and only see the organisation we've become.
TL;DR: In 1968, Melvin Conway observed that organisations design systems that mirror their own communication structure. What Baldwin and Clark later proved, and...
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