Lessons from two neighbouring research disciplines that failed to learn from each other
Ideological distancing and encapsulation had created the illusion of shared learning. So what works?
Tailoring your knowledge approach to the people you employ
Employee career choices in turn affect the dynamics, knowledge creation, and reuse patterns in organisations,…
Going Global: Additional Tips [Systems thinking & modelling series]
A few additional web development tips will be very useful when you start to develop…
Going Global: Flight Simulators and Serious Games [Systems thinking & modelling series]
A “flight simulator” is a simulation tool that puts the user in the position of…
Going Global: Creating a Webpage for Engagement [Systems thinking & modelling series]
Building a webpage for an interactive model that users can comment on.
Social networks can predict the risk of protests turning violent
The way people communicate on Twitter could provide an early indication as to whether a…
Going Global: The Web in a Nutshell [Systems thinking & modelling series]
When developing a webpage you need to be familiar with three major technologies: HTML, CSS,…
Australia’s public servants: dedicated, highly trained … and elitist
New research showed a professional cadre of public servants who prefer to consult with each…
Going Global: Introduction [Systems thinking & modelling series]
In this section, we will show you how to develop webpages to showcase your insights…
The best social networks for complex innovations to spread
When the technology is easy to adopt, dense social networks are great for innovation spread.…
