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Friso Gosliga (1972) is an organisational psychologist born in Friesland (The Netherlands). He has always worked in the field of organisational development, helping people to deal with complex change and uncertainty. Friso is one of the original IBM Cynefin team members, working with Dave Snowden since 2000. He was part of the prototype development team for SenseMaker® (in 2004) and has since been running projects all over the world using SenseMaker®, Cynefin and insights from complexity theory, in various fields like citizen engagement, monitoring & evaluation and development work.
He regularly runs courses for Cognitive Edge about the principles behind Cynefin and SenseMaker® and is currently working at Efexis in Amsterdam, writing a book on complexity-informed organisational development together with colleague Mirjam Coret. When not working, Friso likes reading and writing movie scripts, watching the actual movies (of course), enjoying the wonders of craft beer and whisky, and occasionally getting on stage to do improvisation theatre.
Twitter: @frisogosliga
27.06.2019
Introduction to the Cynefin Framework
Making sense of the world so we can act effectively
LOCATION: Zürich
KEYWORDS: Concept, Methods, Research
| AGENDA: | 18:15 - 19:30h: Talk incl. Q/A Afterwards you are invited to a refreshment. |
SPEAKER: Friso Gosliga COMPANY: Efexis
This is an opportunity to be introduced to a number of key ideas and concepts from complexity theory that underpin Dave Snowden's Cynefin framework. How can we adapt our decisions and actions to the context we are working in? How can we better understand the dynamics of complex systems? What can we do to work more effectively in a complex context?
LANGUAGE: Talk: en / Slides: en
Friso Gosliga (1972) is an organisational psychologist born in Friesland (The Netherlands). He has always worked in the field of organisational development, helping people to deal with complex change and uncertainty. Friso is one of the original IBM Cynefin team members, working with Dave Snowden since 2000. He was part of the prototype development team for SenseMaker® (in 2004) and has since been running projects all over the world using SenseMaker®, Cynefin and insights from complexity theory, in various fields like citizen engagement, monitoring & evaluation and development work.
He regularly runs courses for Cognitive Edge about the principles behind Cynefin and SenseMaker® and is currently working at Efexis in Amsterdam, writing a book on complexity-informed organisational development together with colleague Mirjam Coret. When not working, Friso likes reading and writing movie scripts, watching the actual movies (of course), enjoying the wonders of craft beer and whisky, and occasionally getting on stage to do improvisation theatre.
Twitter: @frisogosliga
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