

Derived from David’s LinkedIn Profile and Wikipedia page:
David is currently working on the application of natural sciences to social systems through the development of a range of methods and the SenseMaker® software suite. He is known for the development of the Cynefin framework and is the founder and chief scientific officer of Cognitive Edge, a management consulting firm specializing in complexity and sensemaking.
Specialities:
- Sensemaking
- Knowledge Management
- Complexity Science applied to organisations
- Narrative
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From the website:
Cognitive Edge was founded in 2005 with the objective of building methods, tools and capability to utilise insights from Complex Adaptive Systems theory and other scientific disciplines in social systems. This approach, known variously as Naturalising Sensemaking and Cognitive Complexity has developed three main focus areas:
The development of SenseMaker® – a software ecology which integrates decision support, research, monitoring and knowledge management
Comprehensive global education programme – a broad network of practitioners able to use the methods and tools developed by Cognitive Edge. Approximately 2,700+ Network Members now exist both within organisations and as independents
The research agenda – acknowledged by the Academy of Management with two awards for the Cynefin framework, which is at the heart of the approach
Web Properties
Recent Content
Last 50 posts on own channels (YouTube, Podcast, Medium or Website/Blog):
Recent Videos and Podcasts where Dave Snowden has been interviewed
RT @CodeCraftsVie: Sign up for Anna Panagiotou’s workshop on using HexiKits in facilitation sessions. 👏 Anna will introduce you to the new framework from @snowded & teach you principles, processes & practices that you can use in your workshops or planning sessions. 👉 https://code-crafts.com/workshop-hexi-approach
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Disappointed in this. Even taking notes it only took 90 minutes to read and it’s magical solution is just a rather crude rehash of systems dynamics. Completely ignores complexity despite using the word
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Highest point of the walk & over half way but under clouds for a few hours now
Final summit of the day in sight
Ten miles done final seven miles in view
First summit of the day
The skyline is todays 28km route
Looking over the valley to tomorrows longer walk