
Projects, organizing, future making, systems, infrastructure, digital, visual @projects_usyd @grill_institute @CSEI_imperial
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Prof Jennifer Whyte retweeted
One week to submit your paper outlines‼️
Join the inaugural @RnDMgmtJournal Workshop in Australia on 14 & 15 March, 2024 at @Sydney_Uni @sydney_business 🇦🇺
Short abstract or full paper welcome ✅
CfP & more info below 👇🏼
Any questions, contact me, @PaavoRitala or @LM367 📤
R&D Management@RnDMgmtJournal5 Jan 2024🇸🇪
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📢 Join the R&D Management Workshop on 14-15 Mach 2024 with @KRandhawa @PaavoRitala @LM367 at @Sydney_Uni @sydney_business @discipline_sie
👉Register here: business-comms.sydney.edu.au…
#rndmgmt #academic #workshop #innovation
Prof Jennifer Whyte retweeted
Our new @OrgTheoryJrnl article is out!
Simultaneously Here and There: Situating #online organizing in our embodied material #practices
@JenniferKWhyte @comi_alice @grill_institute @ImperialBiz #TongjiUniversity
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Prof Jennifer Whyte retweeted
George Street used to be full of cars, now it prioritizes transit and people. This should be the standard, not an exception. (@michaelcobbin)
Prof Jennifer Whyte retweeted
There is an opportunity to work very closely with this "fascinating" group as one of "the best scholars in Project Studies": lnkd.in/gXb83zuS
Thankful to have been recognised by the distinguished @ProfSoderlund in his editorial for the @PMInstitute Journal.
Söderlund, J. (2023). Seven Insights Into Becoming an Engaged Project Scholar. Project Management Journal, 54(5), 467-473.
Link: doi.org/10.1177/875697282312…
Prof Jennifer Whyte retweeted
One of the biggest barriers to productivity is inefficient meetings. To stop wasting time, draining energy, and losing ideas, we should audit our meetings:
(1) Could this be an email?
(2) Does it need to be this long?
(3) What would make it a better use of our time?
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Prof Jennifer Whyte retweeted
It’s still amazing to me that we’ve basically let ourselves be tricked into buying that THIS is what “freedom” looks like. #cardependency
Prof Jennifer Whyte retweeted
Learn about what the future holds for Project Leadership in a digital, net-zero world.
Join us at our 2023 International Symposium to hear from leading academics across a range of fields about what the future holds for Project Leadership!
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Prof Jennifer Whyte retweeted
Wonderful addition to the category of river basin maps by @milos_agathon. The river basins of Australia map might make you overestimate the number of significant rivers in the country. Source: buff.ly/3PuYxAv
Prof Jennifer Whyte retweeted
Interested in #futureMaking and speaking #Italian? consider joining our conversation on how to make more desirable and sustainable futures in increasingly complex and digital environments @comi_alice @JenniferKWhyte @ImperialBiz
@grill_institute @mitsmr
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Prof Jennifer Whyte retweeted
We often hear, "Our city is too spread out for bikes.”
Cities like Sydney, where 70% of residents want to cycle more; but lack of infrastructure means 1% do—leading to two million daily car trips under 2 km. Therein lies the potential for transformation.
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Comprehensive map of every high speed railway in Australia, complete with stations and service frequencies. Map also shows coastline.
Prof Jennifer Whyte retweeted
👏 @sydney_uni has jumped 22 places in the 2024 QS World University Rankings, now in the top 20 globally!
🔗 sydneyuni.co/3NqXIYx
#LeadershipForGood #QSWUR #UniversityRankings #USYD
Prof Jennifer Whyte retweeted
Have you applied for our Sydney Horizon Fellowships?
Applications are still open to the world’s best and brightest emerging academics.
Help us solve the greatest global challenges across climate change, health and sustainability.
Apply now: sydneyuni.co/3CDIgDg
#LeadershipForGood
Prof Jennifer Whyte retweeted
A warm welcome to Dr Suhair Alkalani and her panel to the stage to further the discussion on Megaprojects in relation to collaboration drivers in a competitive world.
We thank all of the leading scholars attending today's workshop.
#JGIPL #projectleadership
Prof Jennifer Whyte retweeted
At the @grill_institute 9th International Megaprojects “Theory Meets Practice” Workshop yesterday @DrTooran Alizadeh presented some of our recent work on accountabilities in infrastructure governance.
Prof Jennifer Whyte retweeted
A very comprehensive 2nd session of the #systems #leadership course today. Started by capturing system interdependencies on #CLDs and finished with an incredible #paneldiscussion with #industryleaders chaired by DrAnaMijic. @CSEI_imperial @jeni_giambona @JenniferKWhyte @ma_cardin
Prof Jennifer Whyte retweeted
Plenty of extra trains will run from mid-afternoon on New Year’s Eve through until early New Year’s Day to help you get to and from the #SydNYE celebrations. Plan your trip by visiting transportnsw.info or using transport apps.
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CALL FOR PAPERS:
A reminder that expressions of interest - with submission of an extended abstract - for the 9th International Megaprojects 'Theory Meets Practice' Workshop are due on Friday, 25 November. 🗓️
MORE: 🔗project-leadership-eng.sydne…
#Megaprojects2023 @projects_usyd
Prof Jennifer Whyte retweeted
In Leonardo's legendary notebooks were a series of entries simply entitled "On Painting", which offered advice to young painters seeking to master their craft.
After Leonardo's death his heir Francesco Melzi collated these entries and published them as A Treatise on Painting.
































