Round your way - Addis Ababa, Istanbul, London, Kigali, Washington, Ottawa
by Tony Quinlan on Sep 1, 2014 10:09:00 AM
A brief note - but more trips coming up in the diary. While there're specific activities at each stop to be done, I'm open to any conversations/quick meetings.
Policy-making, government and Cynefin - a new 2-day course
by Tony Quinlan on Aug 29, 2014 1:09:02 PM
There's a new course coming up - one relevant for anyone interested in public organisations, government and policy-making in uncertain times. Luckily, I'm getting to support the course - I'll be getting to co-teach with Thomas Townsend in Ottawa in early October.
The barber is shaving the donkey
by Tony Quinlan on Jul 1, 2014 3:07:48 PM
A compound in a village near Dhaka, Bangladesh
IQPC slides June 2014
by Tony Quinlan on Jun 20, 2014 1:31:21 PM
Closing on a great week - four day-long courses with Dave Snowden and a stimulating bunch of people in Paddington, some fascinating side meetings, while projects went to field in the background. And yesterday afternoon back for the third year to speak to the IQPC conference. I promise …
Down Your Way - Dhaka, Istanbul, Singapore, Addis Ababa
by Tony Quinlan on Jun 17, 2014 2:40:40 PM
More trips coming up in the diary. While there're specific activities at each stop to be done, I'm open to any conversations/quick meetings.
Consulting on The Emperor's new clothes
by Tony Quinlan on Jun 16, 2014 12:24:48 PM
I've noticed I have a tendency to dismiss certain approaches, particularly newer ones that may not have a decent body of theory based on good science behind them, as "the Emperor's new clothes."
Using SenseMaker® - engaging stakeholders in the results
by Tony Quinlan on Jun 13, 2014 2:20:35 PM
After a good six years of SenseMaker® projects, one of the consistent things has been the difficulty in feeding back results to stakeholders in ways that help them make better decisions. (I'm not a fan of big reports - partly because I think they tend to make great doorstops and bin-f …
Using SenseMaker® - emotional intensity
by Tony Quinlan on Jun 4, 2014 11:30:01 AM
A short one, and one aimed specifically at SenseMaker® users. If that isn’t you, skip this one - nothing to see here…