I wish so much I could have been there - I just saw some presentations
from the event - it seems Harrison Owen is getting referenced and
quoted quite a bit in the scrum community.
And so is Suzanne!
http://agileanarchy.wordpress.com/2010/03/16/an-open-space-endorsement-of-scrum
More techie i
Dear All
I have been invited to give a keynote speech at an international seminar
on health and aged care strategy at the end of this month near Padang in
West Sumatra.
The invitation is from one of my former PhD students, Prof Elfindri (he
only has one name) who until recently was a profess
florian...
Always lovely to see you weying in on things of beauty.
Chris
Chris Corrigan
ch...@chriscorrigan.com
http://www.chriscorrigan.com
On 2010-05-04, at 7:13 PM, fischer florian wrote:
> hi chris,
> your proposal and new practice of counting 5 principles instead of 4 plus a
> shout
Chris (and all, in Melbourne and elsewhere)
I understand and respect your desire to honor Brian,
which I used to call a friend, even if we have met only once. But one single
face to
face meeting is enough to develop a solid friendship, especially when one is
prepared to be surprised...
As
Hello, Alan. Nice
to hear from you.
I am sorry if I have not an answer to you, but I would
very much appreciate that you will update us when you have some conclusions
(including from mails or conversations you have off list) as I am a member of a
commission to develop a "Senior College" at my o
Dear Artur,
"Be prepared to be surprised!", in German, which I understand you have
been learning in preparation for your trip to the WOSonOS in Berlin, I
phrase it "Augen Auf! Mit Ueberraschungen ist zu rechnen!"
Aside the four facts of life (them aint principles, come on) it is what
Harrison c
I guess I am with Artur on this one. The four principles are not
prescriptive but descriptive - they simply remind people of what will happen
anyhow whether or not the principles are ever mentioned. The only point in
mentioning them it to alert people that some strange things will probably
happen -
when i did my first event in open space, i studied the book, pieced together
a script, and made posters. 'be prepared to be surprised' was one of the
posters, and has been ever since. so i think that line must have come from
the user's guide, which brian told me he reviewed, at least a little bit
Interesting.
In my practice, when people arrive, in the entrance,
out of the main room, the first things they see are two posters: one with the
"theme" and another with "Be surprised...". Then, if there
is a corridor, they will see some more posters only with "Be surprised".
Only when they came
A while back I did an Open space for the SCRUM people - techies all. And if
you are interested in what they thought, check out
http://www.agilitrix.com/2010/03/harrison-owen-rules-open-space/
ho
Harrison Owen
7808 River Falls Dr.
Potomac, MD 20854
USA
Phone 301-365-2093
www.opensp
I heard about this from some of my friends in the Scrum community. I
was SO jealous of them!
On the other hand, one of them was at the event I facilitated in
Boston last week, and he came up to me and said...
"I was at the Scrum gathering, and saw Harrison Owen facilitate."
[I'm thinking
Easy on the Martinis Doc. It is an acquired taste - but the acquisition
process is not all that painful, and who knows what will happenJ
Harrison
Harrison Owen
7808 River Falls Dr.
Potomac, MD 20854
USA
Phone 301-365-2093
www.openspaceworld.com
www.ho-image.com (Personal Website)
To
Open Space is the olive in the martini of life...
Lisa Heft
Consultant, Facilitator, Educator
Opening Space
lisah...@openingspace.net
www.openingspace.net
On May 5, 2010, at 12:14 PM, Harrison Owen wrote:
Easy on the Martinis Doc. It is an acquired taste – but the
acquisition process is n
Steve, I can understand you being jealous! Would you believe that I
was there and it was every bit as wonderful as anyone could imagine!
Knowing that I lived so close to Orlando, "ho" had sent me a note
thinking I might be interested to tag along. Of course I jumped at the
chance.
There were lot
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