Strategic Doing Blog
Strategy in open networks — teams, collaborations, clusters, and ecosystems — is different. Successful network-based strategies require us to think differently, behave differently and do our work together differently. Making […]
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This reflection, from Angie Jordan of Iowa City, delves into the role of self-discovery in Strategic Doing. Angie finds herself on the “exploratory” end of the S-Curve that we discuss […]
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The last few years have given us plenty of bad habits to break, but one of the most vexing questions facing us now might be, can we stop shouting at […]
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Your organization probably has a DEI (diversity, equity & inclusion) plan, but we’re betting it doesn’t include cognitive diversity – a powerful tool for strategy in teams and organizations. Cognitive […]
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You may have noticed a mini-makeover for the site – just unveiled to the world yesterday. No, we haven’t gotten on the bandwagon for the latest Korean beauty products (including […]
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You might assume it’s mostly working professionals using the discipline, but there’s a number of initiatives engaging the next generation with Strategic Doing. One such project is in Muncie, Indiana, […]
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Are we ready for the future? Maybe we better be. Our Third Thursday series continues to be a source of great conversation and food for thought long after. Last week […]
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Over 15 years at Purdue, we ran #strategicdoing through some pretty wicked test beds. And, as our colleague from the Netherlands told us (after running his own experiments), “It just […]
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Do you know the magic ingredient for healthy ecosystem development? As Strategic Doing efforts grow, they leave the realm of individual projects and the work begins to take on the […]
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At last, it’s time for moving forward. 2020 is almost – mercifully – behind us. The challenges of this year will certainly not disappear at the stroke of midnight, but […]
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