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Category Archives: Thinking tools
Dr. Clayton Christensen delivers 2012 Pullias lecture at USC
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Functional fixedness
“A mental block against using an object in a new way that is required to solve a problem.” More here
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Dave Snowden | How not to manage complexity
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Red Queen Hypothesis
Red Queen Hypothesis brings interesting view point to modern industry / enterprise as well.
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The art of giving – career advices from Bob Marley
Most people think, Great god will come from the skies, Take away everything And make everybody feel high – Bob Marley Even in modern and well educated societies, we are failing again and again in to the trap described by … Continue reading
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State of Kanban 2012 – Town-hall with David Anderson!
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Lean Analytics: Using data to build a better startup faster
the book is great as well
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The Practical Science of Batch Size by Donald Reinertsen
Of all the ideas of Lean, batch size reduction is the most important economically. Yet, few product developers understand it. More
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