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Nassim Nicholas Taleb who coined the term black swans writes an interesting article in the Wall Street Journal on the need for systems to be non-fragile in order to cope with unexpected change. Its a good application of complex adaptive systems thinking on shaping possible paths to governance and large scale systems such as banking regulation. Worth reading. Click on the image or the title to learn more.
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The Johari Window has been around for a while (b. 1955) and although it sounds eastern and mystical it gets the name from its co-inventors Joe and Harry. Originally, Joseph Luft and Harrington V. Ingham developed the idea to help people improve self-awareness and personal development, and also mutual understanding between individuals within a group. The Johari-like grid sets out situations where interlocutors may or may not know each other, and may or may not be expecting the event. The Johari window provides a quick way of buiding soft skills simulations to teach people how to extend knowledge of one situation to address related but unknown situations. Worth a read. Delete the scoop?
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L3 continues to build out its training capacity through acquisition. Note both L3 and Thales are customers of ours. L-3 acquires Thales for $132 million.http://t.co/4fnfn9dD... Delete the scoop?
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