Tag: Trojan Mice

Innovation, Learning from Failure, Risk Management

When do we stop learning from Beneficial Accidents? Tales from the Coal Dust Cresta Run.
Behaviour Change, Complexity, decision making, Failure, Risk Management

Trojan Mice in 900 Seconds
Risk Management

Trojan Mice and the #DollyChallenge
Innovation, Public Services, Risk Management, Uncategorized

That Which Does Not Kill Us Makes Us Stronger. Beneficial Accidents and Survivable Failure
Complexity, Innovation

Trojan Horses are not Trojan Mice. 5 Questions to Spot the Difference.
Complexity, Continuous Improvement, Innovation

Loving and Learning from Failure. Great idea, but how does it work?
Continuous Improvement, Innovation, Learning

Failure* should be part of your CV (*= fast intelligent failure)
Continuous Improvement, Innovation, Learning, Uncategorized

Continuous Improvement – why it matters to Squeeze the Pips, Release Trojan Mice and Win Small
Complexity, Continuous Improvement, Innovation, Learning

Agile Project Management and a Naval Bombardment in Newport, South Wales
Collaboration, Innovation, Public Services, Social Media

Crowdsourcing, could this be the groovy new name for staff ideas schemes?
Complexity, Innovation, Learning

What’s eating the Trojan Mice?
Complexity, Innovation, Public Services, Social Media

Let loose the Trojan Mice…………don’t waste money on big stuff