Carl Stormer's JazzCodetag:typepad.com,2003:weblog-6341142009-07-03T05:07:23+02:00Contact usTypePadWhat 8 teams took away after the seeing the JazzCode in Bostontag:typepad.com,2003:post-6a00d83453631c69e2011571a71b10970b2009-07-03T05:07:23+02:002009-07-03T05:08:12+02:00Today I received a very nice note from the management consulting firm I worked for in Boston. After we had performed the JazzCode Live for them, they broke into groups to discuss how to build trust, how to help others...Carl Størmerhttp://www.jazzcode.org/2009/07/what-8-teams-took-away-after-the-seeing-the-jazzcode-in-boston.htmlJazzCode in Boston: Great ideas and feedbacktag:typepad.com,2003:post-6a00d83453631c69e20115707e65ff970c2009-06-28T00:41:06+02:002009-06-28T14:17:49+02:00Yesterday we ran JazzCode Live in Boston for an internal event for the leading global management consulting firm. Incredible players - Bruno Raberg (b), Rebecca Cline (p) and Phil Grenadier (trp) and a wonderful audience. They had asked me spesifically...Carl Størmerhttp://www.jazzcode.org/2009/06/jazzcode-in-boston-great-ideas-and-feedback.htmlHBS professor Rob Austin likes the JazzCodetag:typepad.com,2003:post-675606412009-06-02T23:10:54+02:002009-06-02T23:10:54+02:00More information and videos about the JazzCodeCarl Størmerhttp://www.jazzcode.org/2009/06/hbs-professor-rob-austin-likes-the-jazzcode.htmlJazzCode @ KPMG in Australia: Check out the YouTube videotag:typepad.com,2003:post-675590852009-06-02T22:27:28+02:002009-06-02T22:31:28+02:00Last year we did a JazzCode gig for KPMG in Australia. At the partners conference, we had two KPMG employees sit in with us. One of them has posted a video, and he writes: My 5 minutes of fame. Called...Carl Størmerhttp://www.jazzcode.org/2009/06/jazzcode-kpmg-in-australia-check-out-the-youtube-video.htmlHow to prepare for live situations - please tell me what you thinktag:typepad.com,2003:post-660420812009-04-26T23:43:37+02:002009-04-26T23:43:37+02:00How do you facilitate the presence in the moment and the openness required to reach those magic moments where great music or ideas thrive? I would be very interested to hear your thinking on the subject. In my mind, I...Carl Størmerhttp://www.jazzcode.org/2009/04/how-to-prepare-for-live-situations---please-tell-me-what-you-think.htmlKind of Blue: Pushing Boundaries with Miles Davis - now "most popular stories" at Working Knowledge.tag:typepad.com,2003:post-658982332009-04-23T00:30:47+02:002009-04-23T00:30:47+02:00The response to our Working Knowledge interview has been tremendous, with e-mails coming from all over the world. It seems that the notion of jazz as a metaphor for knowledge work in a fast moving world it resonating with a...Carl Størmerhttp://www.jazzcode.org/2009/04/kind-of-blue-pushing-boundaries-with-miles-davis---now-most-popular-stories-at-working-knowledge.htmlFeatured at Harvard Business School Working Knowledge: an interview with Rob Austin and Carl Stormertag:typepad.com,2003:post-654059492009-04-13T18:30:07+02:002009-04-15T17:08:28+02:00Working Knowledge, Harvard Business Schools publication which writes about faculty research just published an interview with professor Robert Austin and myself. In the interview, we talk about the recently published case about Miles Davis and the lessons we can draw...Carl Størmerhttp://www.jazzcode.org/2009/04/workingknowledge.htmlExpert Innovators: Listen to Harvard Business School professor Robert Austin talk about innovation expertstag:typepad.com,2003:post-653981012009-04-13T15:12:06+02:002009-04-13T15:12:06+02:00In this ten minute interview, Learning from Expert Innovators, professor Robert Austin talks about the Miles Davis case published by Harvard Business School, about Miles Davis´leadership and how it fostered innovation. How are organizations able to detach from something that...Carl Størmerhttp://www.jazzcode.org/2009/04/expert-innovators-listen-to-harvard-business-school-professor-robert-austin-talk-about-innovation-experts.htmlEmbedded objects in presentations makes it easier to improvise with Powerpointtag:typepad.com,2003:post-622161382009-02-01T09:46:25+01:002009-02-01T09:46:25+01:00I just created a screencast demonstrating the power of embedded objects in Powerpoint. Embedded objects is essentially presentations inside presentations - a way to nest different presentations inside each other in a way that makes it possible to browse a...Carl Størmerhttp://www.jazzcode.org/2009/02/embedded-objects-in-presentations-makes-it-easier-to-improvise-with-powerpoint.htmlMultiple slide masters in Powerpoint - here is an exampletag:typepad.com,2003:post-616012262009-01-19T23:33:44+01:002009-01-19T23:33:44+01:00I just created a page to explain how to create multiple slide masters and how to use hyperlinks to move non-sequentially through a large presentation.Carl Størmerhttp://www.jazzcode.org/2009/01/multiple-slide-masters-in-powerpoint-here-is-an-example.html