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Doug Engelbart developed a "Paradigm Map" to portray a radically different strategic approach for transforming the organization of the future. A paradigm is a mindset that shapes how we see the world. A paradigm that is outmoded or slow to change can seriously limit an organization's or society's perception of risks or opportunities, or view of what's possible and how to proceed. Each tile on the map identifies a shift in thinking that will be needed for organizations and society at large to fully realize their potential while navigating accelerating change at scale. The map in Engelbart's slidedeck is interactive. Clicking on a tile elicits highlighting, a summary slide, or detail slides for that topic. Since his Bootstrap strategy is relational, not linear, it helps to watch Doug presenting in multiple contexts for the interplay of concepts to become clear. See below to Watch Doug Presenting and access a generic Slidedeck. Watch Doug Presenting 2Below are two examples of Doug presenting elements of the Bootstrap "Paradigm Map" interactively. Each video is queued up to begin with the Overview. Visit the Engelbart Academy for a complete selection of "Paradigm Map" presentations under Lectures & Management Seminars (leading with these same two videos), plus additional sections containing a variety of 'off the map' presentations. Examples: Just the Highlights 2a
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How to Navigate: Travel once around the map to traverse the vision highlights, and again to see vision and strategy in greater detail. Click right-arrow to advance through the slideshow. There are four parts to the presentation:
History 4Doug and Christina Engelbart are eternally grateful to David Gendron of Trillium Business Learning, Inc. who conceived, designed and produced this dynamic presentation in the early 1990s as a gift to Doug. Doug used this presentation format in most of his lectures and workshops since 1993. Originally programmed in Macromedia Director, it was later migrated to PowerPoint. As a tribute to Doug on his 80th birthday, David created this new rendition of the paradigm map. The key concepts in this map were conceived by Doug in the 1950s and 1960s, and subsequently iterated and refined through the 1990s. Further Inquiry 5
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