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The 'so what' of complexity - Part II

The 'so what' of complexity - Part II

In this fieldnote, I'm going to dive into the guiding principles for my complexity practice - including a focus on Portfolio Approaches, Learning and Funding.
Sam Rye Dec 2, 2021
The 'so what' of complexity - Part I

The 'so what' of complexity - Part I

It's been the best part of 10 years I've been exploring and writing about complexity now - it's about time to capture some of the main learnings about the implications, rather than the substance.
Sam Rye Aug 17, 2021
Person holds pod with peas inside

Fieldnotes: Ethics In Lab Team Research

The Lab environment, it may be their first exposure to engaging in collaborative, cross-disciplinary research and prototyping, thus we have a responsibility to make part of our container setting about exploring ethical considerations.
Sam Rye Aug 8, 2021
Portfolio approaches to change: emerging patterns & resources

Portfolio approaches to change: emerging patterns & resources

This post focuses on the recent advancements in a 'portfolio' approach to change work which is happening across multiple organisations, and is an interesting signal in a move away from planning-based approaches.
Sam Rye Sep 27, 2020
Paying Attention to Signals

Paying Attention to Signals

This is a fieldnote which attempts to articulate four ingredients which are mixing around in my head, all converging to inform the development of a platform to support environmental conservation groups.
Sam Rye Nov 11, 2019

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