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KEI Network – Issue #194 – Recipe for Chaos – Misaligned Expectations and Simmering Frustrations
Recipe for Chaos - Misaligned Expectations and Simmering Frustrations In a world teetering between progress and disarray, the intersection of management principles and global crises underscores an urg
KEI Network – Issue #193 – Global Turmoil : Innovation and the Attention Economy
Chaos on a global scale is the result, and while it may take time and the price paid may be enormous, there is hope - people and society usually adapt. The two articles below extend the discussion: Fi
KEI Network – Issue #192 – The Elephant in the Room: Confronting the Intractable Challenges of the 21st Century
A glaring Network oversight is the threat to global stablity posed by the aggressive posturing of Russia and Iran, North Korea and China, nations of the Near-, Middle-, and Far-East. The dock, though
KEI Network – Issue #179 – Why conspiracy theories gain more traction than facts
An Assassin in the Hand is not Worth Two in the Bush: Why conspiracy theories gain more traction than facts. - Michel J Gagne Michel Jacques Gagné is a historian who teaches critical thinking, conspir
KEI Network – Issue #173 – Social Media Compromises Free Speech and Conflict Resolution
Social Media Compromises Free Speech and Conflict Resolution Recently I replied to a social media appeal for neighbours to complain that a long RV was hindering access for seniors to the neighborhood
KEI Network – Issue #149 – Thinking For Building Resilience
"Why?" I asked, only to learn that they have ample time to reflect: they have little to do in winter and spend hours plowing row after row. Today, there's a noticeable rural/urban divide, with urban c
KEI Network – Issue #110x – Democracy ringing widely
The decline in the value of knowledge, I mused, is signaling the emergence of a new Age, heralding the value of emotion and creativity. The forces and sources of change have converged: economic - glob
KEI Network – Issue #110 – Good news – Protesting is widespread
HERE The webinar explored the role of humour in addressing personal and societal conflict. The topic seemed timely given that for several weeks we have been identifying and exploring the excesses of f
KEI Network – Issue #107 – Safeguarding You Against Free Expression – Costs & Consequences
Today society is battling to protect its interests v those of extreme individualism. As governments, institutions, and special interests work to contain so called "harmful" expressions, there is growi
KEI Network – Issue #31 – The Sources & Forces of Change
The KEI Network webinar HERE last Friday March 19th was co-hosted with Troy Media The presenters: Doug Firby, Doug Lacombe, and Paula SImons, weighed in on the use and abuse of the internet. Current c
KEI Network – Issue #30 – Regulating BIGtech
To view former webinars CLICK HERE We are weathering a global storm of historical proportions, the impact of which may require future generations to calculate. This storm of digital and social media i
KEI Network – Issue #29 – Fostering Helplessness
Issue #29 March 11th, 2021 Fostering helplessness. This Friday March 12th 4:00pm MST, I'll be moderating a discussion about imposed helplessness and measures to counter communications serving to make