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Welcome to Patterns

Aloha,
welcome to patterns. It might sound like an odd name for a blog but I think it is perfect. You should know by now that I spend all my waking hours looking for patterns and the patterns of patterns. I blame this obsession on the works of D. Hofstadter, A. Toffler, G. Bateson, and all the great minds who saw patterns in everything they observed. In the end, it is all about patterns.

Over the coming weeks, I'm will draw upon patterns in anthropology, information technology, biology, cybernetics, autopoiesis, music, game theory, and explore the patterns that connect us all. The patterns of patterns that connect the techno-social sphere we call the Enterprise.

This is not a place where you bring your questions to be answered, it is a place where you bring your answers to be questioned. I hope you find value this blog.

--tk


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Comments (2)

Adam:

Here's a answer for you to question.

"You have to read the site in a web browser. We only put excerpts in the RSS."

;)

See ya next week!

TK:

Ouch. We should fix that. Stay tuned.


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Blog: Patterns
Author: T.K.

Tim Keanini began his professional career as a musician, but has spent the past 20 years in electronic gaming and information technology. He has applied patterns found in music, gaming, and information technology to strategies successful in enterprise risk management. As CTO at nCircle, Tim's technical vision for the company has been shaped by his intimate understanding of both the "gaming mindset", which always takes into account an active opponent, and his respect for the ever-changing and complex nature of each customer's IT operations.


   




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