by jonathansoroko on March 4, 2010
Randy Sarafan defies easy description. He's clearly a polymath of some sort, a provocateur of more than one sort, and a cannon (perhaps loose perhaps not) on the deck of technology. Even a quick look at his work makes it clear that his excellent contributions to "appropriate technology" don't preclude the occasional foray into inappropriate [...]
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by Jon on January 7, 2009
Austhink, an Australian software firm, makes a package called Rationale, which makes it easy to create diagrams of rhetorical and decision-making processes. I downloaded a trial version last-night - and immediately started using it to map risk risks associated with energy production. I plan on using it in my work here at Popular Logistics and [...]
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by Jon on September 28, 2008
My first thought was how intuitive and elegant an interface:Low tech technology like index cards, colored sticker dots and a whiteboard is a fast way to visualize and change a plan. The Digital Planning Board is not meant as a replacement of this but as a tool for distributed teams, enhanced client communication and quicker [...]
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