Yes Stefano,
As Harold suggests, the Agile Open program might be something to look into.
Also the XP2014 conference is in Rome this year May 26-30. The main conference
days May 27-29 will feature a parallel open space. I will be in Rome for it and
would enjoy meeting with you too. I could tel
Harold, thanks for your suggestions.
I didn't know the Open Agile Program, it seems really interesting and starting
one of these conferences in Italy is an exciting option. Next summer I know
that there will be a two Open Space days for the Italian Agile Coach Camp...
Maybe they adhere to the pr
Good day all!
You are warmly invited to participate in an always emergent and dynamic
conversation via the* OS Hotline* tomorrow, *Tues March 25th* *at 12pm EDT*.
Please come with whatever is "up" for you at the moment and we will do our
best to hold the space so that we can go with the flow,
I'm posting this again, here. It is a public announcement of intent, to
be perfectly clear about the intended use of Open Space in the Open
Agile Adoption (OAA) method:
http://newtechusa.net/agile/on-persuasion/
Can invitation be used to persuade, or even manipulate? Yes, it can.
Persuasion d
Hi Andrea!
You are giving a great gift to your community! That is great news that they
have been receptive thus far!
I definitely agree with Chuni in regards to having either a youth OS first,
or incorporating them somehow as leaders. This is based largely on my
intuition, some limited experience
Dan - as with everything else in life, "context" is all. It is true that the
"theme" for the USWEST Open Space looks like a statement - but for all the
folks out there in those times it was the biggest question they faced as an
organization, and everybody knew it. Their organization was broken, and
Michael,
Thank you for the link. I had not remembered this and went to see it now.
Such a valuable reference featuring not only the theme but also this
information:
Sponsor,Field/sector, location, venue, facilitator, # number of
participants, date of the planning meeting and also a date range abo
Well said, Eva! It may defined as a statement, i.e., theme, and you are asking
what are the issues, opportunities, ideas, and challenges around that theme.
Helping the client come up with a theme that is broad, creative, concise, and
juicy makes a compelling invitation.
Linda
From: e..
Dan, there is a database with 777 os events listed giving, among many
other things, the headings, you will be amazed ... in many different
languages from all cultures and continents,
it takes a few seconds to load
http://www.openspaceworldscape.org/
My style has been to have the planning grou
Hi Dan and all of you!
I so much agree Dan - to my experience it opens up to have a question.
iI "Fixing Arizona" I think the "How are we going to do?" or "What would
it take to...?" is underlying questions.
I am thinking and experimenting a lot with "challenges" - how to create
a powerful c
Hi Daniel,
I use to use both - sometimes a question, sometimes more like a statement. For
example on friday i will facilitate an OS around the topic (in Swedish) "Så
förverkligar vi Sveriges spårvägsplaner - Möjligheter och Utmaningar" In
English it would be approx " In this way we realize Swed
Is the OST theme always defined as a question? Is it ever offered as a
statement? I'm not sure.
I'm not sure because in the USERS GUIDE TO OPEN SPACE book from
Harrison, the story about the theme "Fixing Arizona" is not a question.
So, I'm guessing a non-question is OK. For the record, I prefe
THANK YOU Andrea for sharing.
I'm moved. About your very serious topic. About your courage to do
something. About your openness. Keep on.
And thanks to Lisa - even as an experienced "open spacer", you made me
think and reflect - what could be better?
Thanks to all of you "open spacers" aroun
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