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Could you tell us more about how your book is relevant to the topic at hand? I've tried to read up on information operations, albeit in a different context.
by arsalanb 8y ago
Could you tell us more about how your book is relevant to the topic at hand? I've tried to read up on information operations, albeit in a different context.
- DanielBMarkham 8y agoSure. I wasn't looking to pump the book, it was just weird. I have spent my career with technology teams, either 2 guys in a closet or 40-thousand people working on multi-year, multi-billion-dollar efforts. Something weird happens between the 2-guys scenario and the 40k version: critical information stops moving around effectively. Many times big organizations seem to exist and profit more out of a sense of inertia than strategy. Looking at this, over the last several years I've been trying to identify why some organizations do well in how they handle information flow and how some (most) organizations don't. There is a ton of detail here. It encompasses everything from Lean Startup to Business Modeling and Extreme Programming. (Way too much for an HN comment, sadly!) There are a few folks talking about how to think about information at the meta level, but not a lot. Happy to point folks to some free online resources. Just let me know specifically what you're looking for.
- arsalanb 8y agoI'm working on something in the same domain, and it's very interesting to speak to somebody who has approached this problem from a scientific angle. I will email you shortly with some queries, if you please. Best of luck with the book!