[Presentation] Антон Черноусов — Cynefin framework (for students)
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The Cynefin framework was developed in 1999 by David Snowden to categorize systems and help determine appropriate patterns of response. It has five domains: obvious, complicated, complex, chaotic, and disorder. The framework is used to match leadership styles and decision making processes with different types of systems or business problems.
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- 1. Cynefin framework Anton Chernousov
- 2. David Snowden He was the Director of IBM's Institute for Knowledge Management
- 3. The Cynefin framework was developed in 1999
- 4. The Cynefin framework has five domains
- 6. Complex Complicated Obvious Chaotic
- 7. Complex Complicated Obvious Chaotic Best Practice Sense — Categorise — Respond See what’s coming in Make it fit predetermined categories Decide what to do
- 8. Complex Complicated Good Practice Sense — Analyse — Respond See what’s coming in Investigate or analyse, using expert knowledge Decide what to do Obvious Chaotic Best Practice Sense — Categorise — Respond
- 9. Complex Complicated Good Practice Sense — Analyse — Respond Obvious Emergent Practice Chaotic Best Practice Sense — Categorise — Respond Probe — Sense — Respond Experimental input Failures or successes Decide what to do ie. amplify or dampen
- 10. Complex Complicated Good Practice Sense — Analyse — Respond Obvious Emergent Practice Probe — Sense — Respond Chaotic Best Practice Sense — Categorise — Respond Novel Practice Act — Sense — Respond Attempt to stabilise Failures or successes Decide what to do next
- 11. Complex Complicated Good Practice Sense — Analyse — Respond Obvious Emergent Practice Probe — Sense — Respond Chaotic Best Practice Sense — Categorise — Respond Novel Practice Act — Sense — Respond
- 12. Complex Complicated Good Practice Sense — Analyse — Respond Obvious Emergent Practice Probe — Sense — Respond Chaotic Best Practice Sense — Categorise — Respond Novel Practice Act — Sense — Respond Waterfall
- 13. Complex Complicated Good Practice Sense — Analyse — Respond RUP, PMI Obvious Emergent Practice Probe — Sense — Respond Chaotic Best Practice Sense — Categorise — Respond Novel Practice Act — Sense — Respond Waterfall
- 14. Complex Complicated Good Practice Sense — Analyse — Respond Scrum, Kanban RUP, PMI Obvious Emergent Practice Probe — Sense — Respond Chaotic Best Practice Sense — Categorise — Respond Novel Practice Act — Sense — Respond Waterfall
- 15. Complex Complicated Good Practice Sense — Analyse — Respond RUP, PMI Obvious Emergent Practice Probe — Sense — Respond Scrum, Kanban Chaotic Best Practice Sense — Categorise — Respond Novel Practice Act — Sense — Respond Waterfall ?
- 18. Complicated Obvious Complex Chaotic
- 19. Chaotic
- 20. Chaotic Complex
- 24. Obvious Chaotic
- 27. Disorder
- 30. ANTON CHERNOUSOV golodnyj mail@golodnyj.ru twitter.com/golodnyj