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Ai Practitioner
May 2003
available for
credit-card purchase in .PDF format now
May 2003 Issue: Design Phase
Guest editors: Bernard Mohr, Adrian McLean and Tony Silbert
Articles:
Beyond Discovery and Dream: Unleashing Change through the
Design Phase of Appreciative Inquiry
By Bernard Mohr, Adrian McLean and Tony Silbert
Evolving Approaches to Design at Hunter Douglas Window
Fashions Division
By Amanda Trosten-Bloom
Values-Based Organization Design: The Case of John Deere
Harvester Works
By Jim Ludema and Gina Hinrichs
Hope and confidence by design: How Systems Thinking
Enhances Success of the Design Phase of an AI Initiative
By Steve Nyland
Using An “Appreciative Design Compass” To Uplift
Collaborative Capacity
By Steve Fitzgerald, Jill Nemiro, Ron Fry and Ken Murrell
Culture Design Through Appreciative Inquiry
By Keith Cox
Enhancing Profitability through Business Process
Excellence: the Green Mountain Coffee Roasters' story
By Ilene Wasserman
The Experience Of Participative Design At Nutrimental
By João Bordignon
The Promise of the Appreciative Organization
By Diana Whitney and Jim Ludema
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