Crackerjack is looking forward to graphically recording a meeting for a senior leadership team at Sheffield Hallam University next week.
Another example of people wanting to use the power of visual thinking to help their meeting live on after the event itself…
In complex organisations, trying to understand how the various elements of the business fit together and co-exist can be challenging.
By using a visual thinking approach and working with your people to visually map your business on large wall charts, you are able to see the organisation and understand more easily how your business operates and the critical linkages that enable your business to function effectively.
Systems thinking x Visual Thinking = Organisational Clarity
Are you wanting to engage more fully with your people and help them see that their organisation wants and values their thoughts, ideas and opinions?
Do you have an opportunity to meet with your people in the next few weeks (e.g. a meeting, conference or event)?
If so, Crackerjack Visual Thinking would be happy to have a (no obligation) discussion with you to explore how visual thinking tools and techniques can help you truly connect and engage with your people.
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We look forward to talking with you!
Next month sees the end of another year.
I’m sure that you’ve achieved a great deal during 2012 and it’s important to allow yourself to recognise this.
However, sometimes it’s not always easy to remember your own successes (and indeed learning’s) from the last year.
My suggestion is that you try visualising what you’ve done in 2012. Here’s one way of doing it:
I hope this is helpful to you – do let me know how it works for you!!!
Have you ever been trying to explain an idea to someone and not been able to get your concept across to them?
Have you then grabbed a piece of paper and drawn a quick picture to help them understand your thinking?
If so, you’ve already used a visual thinking technique!
Now think about how this visual approach used across your business could help improve communication and understanding in your organisation…
In my experience, a graphic recording always creates interest and discussion when created in real-time during an event. However, in many ways the real power of graphic recording is in its ability to stimulate discussion back in the workplace after the event. Sharing a visual record of your meeting allows everyone to clearly and easily ‘see’ what happened during your event (including those who weren’t there) and can create valuable organisational conversations and debates. #graphicrecording
Someone asked me the other day how Visual Thinking can really help organisations? Here are three ways in which I think Visual Thinking and a visual approach to sharing information can benefit a business:
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