Chris and Ralph,
I am so appreciative of your quick response. Thank you. I will try to look
at 1996 as soon as I come back from the convention I am leaving for in ten
minutes...
One question: HOW OPEN WAS THE SPACE? WHAT SCOPE OF decisions WAS KEPT TO
THE os PEOPLE AND WHAT WAS DECIDED BY MANAGEM
Joelle,
thank you.
So we have to pay "special attention" to you, Michael.
;-)
Fine
Bernhard
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Peggy,
Is there any chance you might be able to locate some contributions to the
list by Ralph or me about the 2 location OS we did in early March, 1996?
Any help would be appreciated.
Chris Kloth
Senior Partner
ChangeWorks of the Heartland
250 South Virginialee Road
Columbus, OH 43209-2052
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On 7/15/02 12:12 AM, "Averbuch" wrote:
> One question: HOW OPEN WAS THE SPACE? WHAT SCOPE OF decisions WAS KEPT TO
> THE os PEOPLE AND WHAT WAS DECIDED BY MANAGEMENT/CEO/GIVENS (before or
> after)?
Good question.
As I remember, the space was "open" only for input and creative ideas.
Decision-ma
Tova,
I remember a story from Harrison's collection, Tales from Open Space about a
"large avionics company" using Open Space to downsize. The book is online at
http://www.openspaceworld.com/tales.htm.
The story I'm thinking of is Open Space: An Organization Transition Methodology
by Hugh Hunt
Per request from Bruce, I'm forwarding this article to the list.
Peggy
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We Need a Global Declaration of Interdependence
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