Hi Jon,
I like it - thank you. And I agree with your comments.
In fact, I may adopt it myself next year!
Best Wishes to everyone for Christmas and New Year.
Keith.
Dr K Blundell
Leadership and Team Excellence Leader
Innovation, Communication and Engagement (ICE)
Product Development Global O
Thank you Lisa for your comments.
I agree - my experience of working in Industry is that we adopt a "tick the
box" attitude. We need to get people to change their behaviour, so we roll out
some initiative, then in my view tick the box and move on. I am constantly
asking what we are going to p
Dear OS practitioners
As some of you already know I have been trying to pioneer the use of OS in
our agenda driven, action outcome orientated organisation. I have had the
opportunity to run several meetings, but they have been short sessions and
restricted participants (in terms of organisational
about and what it is not about, what is realistically achievable
during that amount of meeting time, and so on.
Keith - I'm interested to hear how you would answer your own
question
Lisa
On Apr 18, 2013, at 3:17 AM, Blundell, Keith wrote:
Dear OS practitioners
As some of you already
Hi Lisa,
I agree with your comments.
And thank you for your thoughts around those who have attended OS events
before. I have often wondered about about explaining the principles and
law to those who have experience of OS, but intuitively felt it was
still the right thing to do. I appreciate
Hi Stefano,
In my experience in trying to introduce OS on the "inside" is that
initial numbers tend to decline during the day.
I think the reason is around the invite not really being an invite.
Dates for meetings are generally put in peoples calendars and that sets
an expectation that you
Dear Open Space Community,
I work in the UK in the Pharma industry as a strategy lead for innovation and
change management. I have been facilitating for a number of years and recently
read a little about and am intrigued by the concept of Open Space I have been
following these threads for so
Dear All,
Many months ago I asked for some help on running an OS session - so firstly I
would like to thank those who responded and especially those who gave up their
time to speak and meet with me to answer all my questions.
Since then I have been suggesting that this may be a valuable way of
I liked this is well.
What also struck me is that I think this also is an illustration of the impact
of someone wanting to take control of an Open Space session:
"On July 1, the Metropolitan Transportation Commission changed the toll
structure in a way that dramatically disrupted the local slug
Dear All,
I am trying to get my organisation to think about using OS. I have run two
sessions - the first was an afternoon session which was my first and provided
plenty of learning on how it could have been better.
The second was a two day session around learning from our experience and
work
Dear All,
Thank you for your responses, stimulating discussion and ideas as I move along
this journey of discovery.
Best Wishes,
Keith.
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Sent: 11 September 2011 11:19 PM
To
I'll be there
K
Dr K Blundell
Change Advisor
Communication, Innovation and Change (CIC)
Product Development Global Operations
Roche Products Limited
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Welwyn Garden City
Hertfordshire
AL7 1TW
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I am having some success in introducing OS as a meeting format.
Nearly all the meetings have been 3 to 4 hours with 8 to 30 participants. Only
one meeting has ended early, for all the others I have had to (sadly) call
time. Although there is some scepticism from both those running the meeting
My limited experience as well.
I think I may have posted this before, but I was asked to run a meeting with a
team coming to the end of one long phase of a project and about to embark on
the next phase. First day was traditional - where is the project at, what
needs to be done etc., then an OS
On the train home. Had a great time and it was great meeting everyone. Safe
travels. Keith.
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Thanks Jonathan.
Nice summary - thanks for documenting.
Keith.
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To: oslist@lists.openspacetech.org
Subject: [OSList] WOSonOS
Hello new OS friends!
Dear All,
Trying to promote OS within a business world I find this discussion
interesting
I can see that formally authorising the event as Daniel points out brings
with it a commitment to make something happen afterwards.
What I have always struggled with is that if a meeting is booked by someon
Hi Michael,
I am in the UK and currently not doing any work in churches, but would be
interested in doing so and meeting with you.
Regards,
Keith.
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*Keith Blundell*
Leadership and Team Excellence Leader
Services, Samples & Quality Management (SSQ)
PD Clinical Operations (PDG)
Roche Products
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