Don't use shortcuts taking the test of experience
A theory of change helps apply the test of experience to our ideas and in so doing enables them to be deemed empirical.
Rohan Light
Embed theory of change into lean start-up and agile
When theorists build theory, they design, construct and interpret imaginary
experiments. In doing so, their activities resemble the three processes of
evolution: variation, selection and retention.
Karl E. Weick
An effective strategist cultivates a capability to imagine a range of possible
future states. Some of these states will require an
My Pi-spective on Probability
(A pi-spective is when you write about something using only 314 words. Which
doesn't include these words or the credits at the bottom)
We talk about probability all the time. Any time we say 'probably'. Or 'likely'.
Or making statements about the future
My Pi-spective on Privacy
(A pi-spective is when you write about something using only 314 words. Which
doesn't include these words or the credits at the bottom)
We live in an age of discoverability. This isn't necessarily a bad thing. We
like discovering things. It's a very
My Pispective on Trust
(A pispective is where you write about something in 314 words. Which doesn't
include these words or the credit at the bottom)
It's a safe bet that any big/open data article we read will mention trust.
Everyone in the technology industry understands that trust is
My Pispective on Fear
(A pispective is when you write about something using only 314 words. Which
doesn't include these words or the credits at the bottom)
We are a tempestuous lot. We are forever in turmoil. We create a lot of energy
and excitement as we move through life. This helps
My Pispective on Professional Standards
(A pispective is when you write about something in 314 words. Which doesn't
count these words or the credits at the bottom)
It's important to have standards.
One sense of having a standard is to stand firm. In the sense of a battle. We
plant our