Knowledge Workers Toronto

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March 18, 2009

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I am deeply committed to finding new ways of organizing ourselves and generating the social ingenuity to overcome the complex challenges we face.

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How the rapidly changing communications/collaboration landscape is changing the shape and nature of organizations. Complex adaptive systems, knowledge networks, and what I explore on my site: www.ingenuityarts.com

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Milton replied to a discussion
How do we re-imagine government and public service in the age of participation?
"I haven't cruised through all the posting so maybe you gave a post-event summary but I'm curious how this went. Finding better ways to structure conferences is something I'm always interested in and I wondered how the WIREDCamp worked out...."

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Milton posted a greeting for Martin Cleaver

"Michael Cheveldave and the Cognitive Edge group are a great addition to the Knowledge Workers Toronto network. I was at their San Francisco training event and as a complexity theory advocate and practitioner, I can say that they really understand the theory, know how to apply it, and in so doing, side-step the "Here's the magic formula" cookie-cutter consulting approach that is all-to-common. I can't make it but I'm sure it will be worth attending."

Nov 12