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- Pattern Thinking and Emergent Change®
- Emergent Leadership™ For The Modern World
- Basic Principles For An Emergent Organizational Development and Change (EODC)™ Platform
- Self-Agency
- Up-dated PPT ‘Part 1, Emergent Change’
- My Approach To Traditional Organizational Development
- PPT Presentation on EMERGENT CHANGE®
- The Simple Law of Emergent Transforming™
- Emergent Organizations™: An Introduction To Emergent Organizational Development And Change (EODC)®
- EODC® – Key Emergent Phrases / Terms
- Basic Principles Of The Emergent Organizational Development and Change (EODC)® Platform
- Chaos Is Natural For Change and Emergence To Occur
- Part 4. Emergent Organizational Development® – Novel Technologies and Collaborative Network Organizations For The 21st Century Video
- Planned Change, Event Change and Emergent Change®
- The Emergent Organizational Development and Change (EODC)® Platform
- Emergent Action Research™ (EAR), and Emergent Learning™
- A Leadership Culture
- Part 1: Emergent Organizational Development® – Emergent Change® Video
- Re-Framing Perspectives
- Emergent Change vs. Planned Change
- A Living Culture™
- Emergent Organizational Development And Emergent Change (EODC)®
- A “Living Vision” – Emergent Organizational Development (EOD)®
- “Creating Readiness For Desired Change and Development”
- The Land Of Org – “A Living, Emerging Vision”
- Beauty (Cultural Congruency) and the Beast (The Culture Gap)
- Rethinking Resistance
- The 60% – 70% CM / Project Management Dilemma
- The Four Basic Approaches to Consultation – Working With People and Organizations
- Try ‘OWNERSHIP’! ‘BUY-IN’ Just Doesn’t Make The Grade…
- ‘Doing and Being’
- How Well Is Your Organization’s ‘Reputational Bank’ Doing? Is It Continually Making Deposits Or Withdrawals?
- Why Are The Fundamentals Of Organizational Development Important?
- What Is A ‘Healthy, Performance-Based Organization and Culture’?
- ‘Generative Dialogue’ and Emergent Change
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Emergent Leadership™ For The Modern World
© By Patrick A. Trottier As organizations move into the 21st Century, Leadership must itself transform itself as organizations today are facing a significant increase in the rate of change, novel technologies as well as greater complexities related to the … Continue reading
Posted in chaos and complexity, Culture, Emergent Change, Emergent OD and Change, Emergent Organizational Development, Emergent Organizations, Leadership, Organizational Design, Organizational Development, Pattern Display Interfaces, Pattern Thinking, Patterns, Perception, Performance
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Self-Agency
Everything included in this blog site is under trademark, 2017. We appreciate your honoring and respecting such. Nothing can be printed or used in any way without written (not email) permission by Patrick A. Trottier, The Institute of Emergent Organizational … Continue reading
Posted in Change, chaos and complexity, Culture, Emergent Change, Emergent Learning, Emergent OD and Change, Emergent Organizational Development, Emergent Organizations, home, Human Resources, Leadership, Open, integrated IT/IS/AI Systems, Organizational Design, Organizational Development, Pattern Thinking, Patterns, Perception, Performance, Self-Agency
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Emergent Action Research™ (EAR), and Emergent Learning™
Everything included in this blog site is under trademark, 2017. We appreciate your honoring and respecting such. Nothing can be printed or used in any way without written (not email) permission by Patrick A. Trottier, The Institute of Emergent Organizational … Continue reading
Posted in Action Research, AI, Artificial Intelligence, Change, Culture, Emergent Change, Emergent Learning, Emergent OD and Change, Emergent Organizational Development, Emergent Organizations, Human Information Processing, Integrated, Information Streams, Open, integrated IT/IS/AI Systems, Organizational Design, Organizational Development, Pattern Display Interfaces, Pattern Thinking, Patterns, Perception, Performance
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Re-Framing Perspectives
By Patrick A. Trottier On Perspective “How we ‘see’ things is what we create.” (Trottier – sometime in the 60s) Throughout the EODC® Platform, one very unique aspect within the overall process is in facilitating people to look at themselves … Continue reading
Emergent Change vs. Planned Change
Lately, I have read a number of notations about ’emergent change vs. planned change’. I consider the following journal the quintessential and most proficient write-up on ’emergent and planned change’. It brings out the history of change efforts, key distinctions, … Continue reading
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A Living Culture™
© By Patrick Trottier (PT) My thoughts… I often wonder how many organizations truly put the effort into understanding how culture is fundamental to their business success, and how to manifest such to bring their desired culture into the fabric … Continue reading
Emergent Organizational Development And Emergent Change (EODC)®
By Patrick A. Trottier We know that organizations today are facing a significant increase in the rate of change and greater complexities in the issues, opportunities and challenges they face as regional and global growth is demanded. The purpose of … Continue reading
‘Generative Dialogue’ and Emergent Change
By Patrick Trottier For Download: PDF Version: GenerativeDialogue Introduction Generative and meaningful dialogue is a powerful tool and process to make real change happen. Generative and meaningful dialogue can connect people in ways they have not experienced before on a … Continue reading