This is the second part of a three part series on developing a new language for business. The first part is located here. In architecture, space is the volume or area created or defined by…
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Understanding ecosystems starts with connections.
What if the various aspects of an organization each existed on a separate, flat plane? Your reality would be defined by what you could see in each direction horizontally around you. Other planes may be…
Form affects experience
This is the first part of a three part series on developing a new language for business. Form affects how people experience, perceive, and interact with an organization. It is the first step in understanding…
Be flexible with your plans.
I grew up near the beach in Florida and spent quite a bit of time as a child playing in the waves in the Gulf of Mexico. I quickly learned that water is a powerful…
Understanding an Ecosystem Starts with Form, Space, and Order
Creating a system in balance is the goal of any organizational ecosystem. All parts and pieces cooperate to create an effective whole. A new language is required to describe how people interact within this system. For…
Create impact through action.
Innovation is becoming an overused word. What’s next? It’s hard to say. Rather than seeking to categorize or define a process, how about simply taking action? It’s as simple as identifying a problem and developing…