Listening to the FutureAn Introduction to Management by Design

Listening to the FutureAn Introduction to Management by Design

Daniel W. RasmusAuthor, Listening to the Future

dwrasmus@danielwrasmus.comdanielwrasmus.com

Put Your Future in Context

© 2010 by Daniel W. Rasmus

Uncertainties

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Read, listen, read

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Community

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Continuous Learning

Poetic Moments

Questions fromCustomers &Students

Read All About

It!

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Career

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Uncertainties Scenarios

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Agenda

Go Inside

Go Outside

Design in art, is a recognition of the relation between various things, various elements in the creative flux. You can’t invent a design. You recognize it, in the fourth dimension. That is, with your blood and your bones, as well as with your eyes.

D.H. Lawrence

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Motivations

Generation

Blend

Baby Boom

Millennials

GenX80 M

46 M

76

M

Finding Balance

Emphasis and Variety

Proportion

EfficiencyInnovation

DoingKnowing

Influence

Policy & PracticeTechnologySpace

Simplicity

Forgivability

Equitability

Flexibility

Policy and PracticeExamples

Workplace engagementMeeting management Telecommuting Financial reporting and expensesTeam dynamics Line management communication Strategy transparency and communicationSoftware environment policy

Space – The Cubical Farm

TechnologyTags Rating

Widgets ContentCollaborative Filtering

Aggregation

Rhythm and Motion

Goals

Objectives

Schedule

Impact

Perceptibility

Who

What

Where

When

Why

How

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Balance

Policy and Practice Technology Space

Rhythm and Motion(Strategic Measures)

Perceptibility(Tactical Measures)

Variety and Emphasis

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Goal orObjective

Who?What?Where?When?Why?How?

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F1

F2

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Management by Design

Go Outside

The Universe Has No Center

Go GlobalThe Frontiers of Innovation

Language Context Domain knowledge

A Blending of Languages and CulturesGreater than 32M speakers

MandarinHindi

EnglishEnglish

Spanish

SpanishTurkishPortuguese

Portuguese

ArabicBengali

Russian

Japanese

German

Punjabi

FrenchWu

Javanese

Korean

Vietnamese

English

Italian

MarathiMarathi

TeluguTamil

Tamazight

CantoneseSindhi Min

Maithili

Polish

Ukrainian

Persian

Gujarati

Malayalam

Kannada

Source: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Most_spoken_languages

French

A Blending of Languages and CulturesArabic تعاون (club up, collaborate,

communion, concur, conspire, cooperate, cooperation, cope, get together, joining, participate, pull together, team up, unite), إشتراك (implication, participation, partnership, subscription).

Romanian conlucrare (concurrence, co-operation), colaborare (concurrence, contribution, co-operation, team work), ajutor (abettor, accommodation, accomplice, aid, assistance, assistant, auxiliary, backer, backing, contribution, co-operation, help, helper, helpfulness, helping).

Japanese Katakana 

がっさく (joint work), きょうどう (association, co-action, conduct, cooperation, guidance, instruction, joint, lead, sutra library, teaching), きょうりょく (cooperation, powerful, strong), きょうちょうしゅぎ , きょうちょ (co-authorship).

Go Transparent

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Citizen

Regulators

Go Consumer

Drive old conversations into new channelsGo the where the customers are

Go Knowledge

From Output to Outcomes

Go with an Open Mind

Thank You