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Posts Tagged ‘designing’

Designing the Ecosystem for Student Support at Purdue

By Ed Morrison | May 15, 2018

When it comes to thinking about strategy, we have a deep legacy of linear thinking. It’s not altogether helpful. Take the example of Purdue’s expanding undergraduate population of students. To…

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Designing an Agile Strategy Game for KSU-Olathe

By Ed Morrison | September 12, 2017

The Kansas State University Olathe campus presents an opportunity to design the future of the land-grant university within a metropolitan campus. To address these challenges, our colleagues at Kansas State…

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Designing New Solutions: Indiana’s Opioid Crisis

By Ed Morrison | August 8, 2017

Indiana’s opioid crisis creates severe challenges for state and local governments. The scope of the crisis transcends the capacity of any one agency. Collaboration and experimentation are essential. With the…

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Designing a New Major in Energy Systems Technology

By Ed Morrison | May 9, 2017

Can you design a new major simply by recombining existing courses? Can we link and leverage our existing courses in new ways? Yes. If you think differently. Sometimes the pathway…

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Designing complex workshops using simple rules: NASA Life Sciences

By Ed Morrison | March 22, 2017

The discipline of agile strategy is designed for open, loosely connected networks. These networks do not stand still. They are complex and shifting.  How do we design and guide collaborations…

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Mapping research experiences for Mechanical Engineering

By Ed Morrison | January 27, 2017

As part of an NSF grant to transform Purdue’s School of Mechanical Engineering, we are forming faculty – student – staff teams.  Each team is focused on a different dimension…

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Designing new narratives to guide emerging networks

By Ed Morrison | December 15, 2016

In the world of networks, narratives provide guidance. They convey knowledge. They generate learning. They create coherence. They reflect and spread the positive mindset needed for transformation and resilience. When…

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Agile Innovation: Designing & Guiding Innovation Ecosystems | Charleston, South Carolina | February 22-25, 2017

By admin | December 1, 2016

Innovation Ecosystems don’t just emerge by chance. They can, however, be designed and guided. This immersive workshop will show you how…in a place where it has happened. Starting with not…

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