Tag: organisations

Perseus’ Shield

No one quite does lateral and innovative thinking like the protagonists of Ancient Greek mythology…

Tags innovation, lateral thinking, lateral thought, Medusa, myth, mythology, organisational culture, organisations, organization, organizational culture, Perseus

Philosophy and Organisational I.T.

Post author By G
Post date March 31, 2018
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For all the talk of Organisational Philosophy in business and technology, there is little consideration being given to a Philosophy of Organisation…

Tags clear thinking, information technology, IT, organisations, organizations, rhetoric

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Organisational Self(-ish)

Post author By G
Post date August 17, 2017
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The mystifying, proliferating inefficiencies of our vast and sprawling global bureaucracies illustrate clearly (yet perhaps also in some measure opaquely) the raison d’etre of administrative systems everywhere. That purpose and identifiable essential reason is the proliferation of their own continued existence. Whether or not it should be considered as though seen through some conspiratorial filter […]

Tags bureaucracy, logic, organisations, Psychology, recursion

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Constructive Criticism

There is a certain measure of parochial denialism in regards to the appropriateness and effectiveness of our current global administrations, organisations and bureaucracies…