A co-presentation with Gordon Ross and Thomas Vander Wal focussing on what the corpus of urban planning can help to better understanding of not only how humans interact at scale, but how to best set ...
A co-presentation with Gordon Ross and Thomas Vander Wal focussing on what the corpus of urban planning can help to better understanding of not only how humans interact at scale, but how to best set the bar for where our social platforms must head in the near future and provide better enablement for embracing how humans are social.
Harold Jarche at jarche.comMost interesting, but it lacks so much context that the presentation would have given. Was it recorded?1 year ago
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Rick Ladd, Chief Emergineer at Rick Ladd & AssociatesThomas - Wish I had been there to actually see you two give this presentation. As a student of systems thinking, I am always interested in seeing how things fit into the system within which they interact, as well as (if possible) understanding the interactions between the larger systems they are a part of. Seeing your slides gives me a tantalizing hint of where you were going, which I find exciting and provocative, but I'm sure the actual presentation was far richer in detail. I have not studied urban planning, so much of the earlier slides require my projecting what I know of systems and design thinking to attempt understanding where you were going. I can also tell from some of the buzz you created it was a great presentation. Thanks for sharing here as well.1 year ago
What Urban Planning Can Teach Us About Social Business DesignPresentation Transcript
What Urban Planning Can Teach Us About Social Business Design Gordon Ross & Thomas Vander WalEnterprise 2.0 Conference :: Santa Clara, CA :: November 2011
Who is Thomas?
2008
INY
1960
Design Genre OutputSymbolic & Visual Communica9ons Typography & adver9sing, books, magazines, film, photography, television, computer graphics, visual designs for websites (domain of graphic designers)Material Object Everyday “products”: clothing, domes9c objects, tools, instruments, machinery, vehicle (domain of industrial designers)Ac9vi9es and Organized Services Logis9cs, opera9ons, schedules, bureaucracies, cause and effect systems (domain of management, process engineers, bureaucrats)Complex Systems or Environments for Buildings, structures, streets, Living, Working, Playing, and Learning neighbourhoods, towns, ci<es (domain of urban planners, architects, systems engineers) Source: Wicked Problems in Design Thinking, Richard Buchanan; Margolin, V., & Buchanan, R. (1995). The Idea of Design. Cambridge: MIT Press
MARXISM TAYLORISM (Karl) (Fred)
Planning isthe guidanceof futureaction - John Forester
Planning is described as aforward looking activitythat selects from the pastthose elements thatare useful in analyzing existingconditions and form a vantagepoint of the future; - John Friedmannthe changes that are thought to be desirable and how they might bebrought about.
Planning attempts to linkscientific and technicalknowledge to actions in thepublic domain. Planning is concerned withmaking decisions and - John Friedmanninforming actions in waysthat are socially rational.
KNOWLEDGEACTIONPUBLIC DOMAIN
KNOWLEDGEACTIONPUBLIC DOMAINSOCIETY
KNOWLEDGEACTIONPUBLIC DOMAINSOCIETYSOCIAL BUSINESS
KNOWLEDGEACTIONSOCIAL BUSINESS
THE PITCH
the practice ofsocialtransformationis planning
E2.0 / Social Biz isabout the socialtransformation ofwork
you areplanners**note: you just don’t know it yet
1MANIPULATIVEKNOWLEDGE
2APPRECIATIVEKNOWLEDGE
SocialScaling
Scaling and Functionality D A - Personal Use B - Serendipity CPeople Participating C - Mature Social Tool B D - Complex Social System A # of Objects in System InfoCloud Solutions, Inc. - 2011
Dave Snowden’sCynefin Framework
Physical Social Scaling
Scaling of Human Settlements D A - Hamlet B - Village C C - Town# of People B D - City A Land Size InfoCloud Solutions, Inc. - 2011
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