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  Welcome to the In2:InThinking Network. We welcome new members who share in our aim and would like to receive our monthly newsletter. If you do, email us with your name, organization, and location and we'll add you to our mailing list it. There's no membership fee to join.

Why settle for the prevailing style of thought?
Be a leader in thought and action.
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Read below to find What's New?, What's Next?, and What's Old? in our network efforts.

 

What's New?




LINK HERE TO OUR FORUM 2009 HOME PAGE, WITH CONFERENCE PRESENTATIONS NOW POSTED

Open our February 2009 newsletter

We've added a home page for easy access to information on Pratt & Whitney Rocketdyne's (PWR) Thinking Roadmap curriculum of seminars and workshops (see link on left)

WMA audio files available now from Pratt & Whitney Rocketdyne's Ongoing Discussion in June with Rita Carter and Graham Rawlinson

Debbie Frieze, Ann Herrmann-Nedhi, Peter Senge, David Langford, and Margaret Wheatley have been confirmed as Thought Leaders later this year.
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What's Next?

 
 

Open our calendar to search for upcoming events, including...

Pratt & Whitney Rocketdyne's Ongoing Discussion on July 23rd and 24th with Debra Lewis
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What's Old?

 
 

Download our December 2008 newsletter

Download our 2008 Screensaver

WMA audio files available now from Pratt & Whitney Rocketdyne's Ongoing Discussion in May with Ellen Domb
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Our Network Aim  
 

The aim of the In2:InThinking Network is to promote study and awareness of individual and collective thinking about sub-systems, psychology, variation, knowledge, and their interactions - elements recognized as the basis of W. Edwards Deming's “System of Profound Knowledge (SoPK)".

The concept of “inThinking” derives from “thinking about thinking”, where thinking is defined as “a way of reasoning.” InThinking invites an individual to learn to perceive the patterns of interdependencies surrounding him or her and to reason and judge with this insight.

Such a personal transformation of thinking builds upon the foundation of Profound Knowledge to include the theories of Russell Ackoff, Edward de Bono, Tom Johnson, and Genichi Taguchi, among many others.
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