Hi Harrison,
> Ilja -- Just a point of clarification. The title of my book is "Wave Rider"
> -- and a basic point is the one that your participant made. There is no need
> to create waves. We have plenty.
Yes, I got that - I read the book, and enjoyed it. :)
On the other hand, I'm not sure that
Forgive my impertinence, but does any of this really matter?
Angels, pinheads, blah blah blah ...
Warmly,
Jack
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Dear All,
Something I've been reflecting and writing on is Christopher Alexander's "A
timeless way of building"...
Here's a little clip from it and the 5th we're talking about... ;)
"This hinges on a simple scientific proposition: the great complexity of an
organic system, which is esse
And it's not just the Scrum community. As some of you may know, it's
actually part of a wider community, the Agile Software Development
community, which was born by the declaration of the Agile Manifesto:
http://www.agilemanifesto.org/ Open space is big and rising in the
Agile Community - a lot of
"warning" has such an ominous sound. I just say "and there's
one other thing..."
...Doc
On May 6, 2010, at 1:17 PM, Jenifer Toksvig wrote:
“Open Space has four principles, one law, and a warning!”
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Friends,
In the spirit of Jack's question and after having just channeled Fr. Brian's
frighteningly delicious curmudgeonliness (is that a whurd???), I'm reminded
that you can have a fifth (or sixth or seventh or eighth...) principle (as
many as you can shake a set of tibetan temple bells at) but l
Lovely inquiry.
What about four principles, one law, and an invitation.
love
Sheri
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Ilja -- Just a point of clarification. The title of my book is "Wave Rider"
-- and a basic point is the one that your participant made. There is no need
to create waves. We have plenty. The trick and the fun comes as we learn how
to ride them well. The truth of the matter is that we are all Wave Ri
I agree that ³Be prepared to be surprised² is not a principle, but is an
important part for me. Two feet is clearly a law. The principles are exactly
that. Is BP2BS a guideline? (And did I just give it a nasty txtspk acronym?
Apologies.)
Trying to imagine how one might say it:
³Open Space has fou
Hi all--
Is not surprise another name for emergence, that is, self-organization?
If so, it is pretty central to OS.
:- Doug.
On Thu, 2010-05-06 at 17:44 +1000, Andrew Rixon wrote:
> Dear All,
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> Something I’ve been reflecting and writing on is Christopher
> Al
Thank you for introducing me to Open Space. I was at the "SCRUM" Techie
conference in Orlando, it was a life changing event.
A paradigm shift took place. A transformation beyond words.I am extremely
grateful.
Blessings to All,
Claudia
On Wed, May 5, 2010 at 11:26 PM, Suzanne Daigle wrote:
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Wonderful that we're talking about OST in the tech community, and I'm
facilitating an internal event at Dell as I write this. 99% OST
newbies, and they're deeply into it.
Doc
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Thank you so much Harold,
Agree there's lots happening in the tech world. The link you sent was
a thank you note I had forwarded to Tobias Mayer of Scrum and he
posted it on his blog. The photos I tried to attached didn't work so
here's a link to them for those interested. Suzanne
http://www.a
There is indeed a lot going on in the "tech" world. I quote "tech"
because a lot of what's going on is *in* the tech world but more about
process and organization.
The Scrum Gathering is an excellent example. Scrum is used primarily
in the software development world, but is hardly limited
As I recall what has happened all along on my OS journey, the "Be prepared
to be surprised" has been the emergent reality of "Here and Now" regardless
of outcome: an collective & integral possibility to be explored and
realized.
Thus I would recommend it stands out among what might be expected in
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