Friday, September 30, 2005
Reading a book about Dogos
Monday, September 26, 2005
Sunday, September 25, 2005
Friday, September 23, 2005
The Workshop Book

Table of Contents
Part1. The Consesus Workshop Method
1. Why Use the Consesus Workshop Method
2. Some Background
3. The Consesus WorkShop as Life Method
4. Two Approches to the Consesus Workshop
Part2 The Finer Points of The Consensus Workshop
5. The Context: Orienting the Group
6. Brainstorming: Harvesting the Group's Ideas
7. Custering Ideas: Order out of Chaos
8. Naming: One Concept from Many Ideas
9. Step 5: Symbolizing the Resolve
Part3 Workshop Leadership
10. Design and Preparation of a Consensus Workshop
11. The Style of the Workshop Facilitator
12. Challenges That Stretch the Facilitator
13. Time Space, Mood and Group
Part 4 Consensus Workshop Applications
14. Using the Consensus Workshop Method with Various Group Sizes
15. Using the Consensus Workshop Method in a Series
Thursday, September 22, 2005
Wednesday, September 21, 2005
Tuesday, September 20, 2005
Lean Development
- Seeing Waste
- Value Stream Mapping
- Feedback
- Iterations
- Synchronization
- Set-Based Development
- Option Thinking
- Last Responsible Moment
- Making Decisions
- Pull Systems
- Queuing Theory
- Cost of Delay
- Self Determination
- Motivation
- Leadership
- Expertise
- Perceived Integrity
- Conceptual Integrity
- Testing
- Refactoring
- Measurements
- Contracts
Friday, September 16, 2005
Lean Development

Today I have finished the Introduction, Chapter 1, and I'm reading Chapter 2. I hope I'll finish today this last Chapter.
Here is a brief table of content of this book:
Table of Content
- Introduction
- Chapter 1. Eliminate waste
- Chapter 2. Amplify Learning
- Chapter 3. Decide as Late as Possible
- Chapter 4. Deliver as Fast as Possible
- Chapter 5. Empower the Team
- Chapter 6. Build Integrity In
- Chapter 7. See the Whole
- Chapter 8. Instructions and Warranty
Thursday, September 15, 2005
Monday, September 12, 2005
focused conversation mantra
Sunday, September 11, 2005
Finishing the Focus Conversation book
Today I'm going to finish the The Art of Focused Conversation book. A brief Table of contents of this book is the following:Table of Contents
Introduction. The Origin of the Method
Part I Theory and Practice
- Why Conversations? and Why the Workplace?
- The Focused Conversation Method: An Overview
- The Structure of the Focused Conversation
- Leading a Focused Conversation: Conversational Hazards
- Steps for preparing a conversation from scratch
Part II The 100 Conversations
A. Conversations for evaluating and reviewing
B. Conversations for preparations and planning
C. Conversations for coaching and mentoring
D. Conversations for interpreting information
E. Decision-making conversations
F. Managing and supervising conversations
G. Personal and celebrative conversations
Part III Appendices
A. Sets of Reflective and Interpretative Questions
B. The Bohm Dialogical Method
C. Power of the Conversation in Relation to Art
D. Prince 5 Weapons Story
E. Leading an Informal Conversation
F. ICA: Its Mission and Locations
G. Who Will Design These Conversations for Me?
H. Leading a Focused Conversation: A Summary
I. Preparing a Focused Conversation
Saturday, September 03, 2005
Reading Focus Conversation
Good to Great
- Level 5 leadership
- First Who...then What
- Confront the brutal facts
- Hedgehog concept
- Culture of discipline
- Technology accelerators
- Flywheel


