Here’s an example of what we are doing at the Purdue Center for Regional Development on Florida’s Space Coast, in the wake of the Shuttle shutdown. 

Agility is key to forming new networks and recovering from large layoffs. We have developed agile strategy disciplines appropriate for complex collaborations in loosely joined networks. Read more about our work on the Space Coast. 

Strategic Doing on the Space Coast

By teaching new approaches to strategy in open networks, we have activated new regional innovation clusters in a matter of months. This happens, because we quickly focus sophisticated collaborations on measurable outcomes and next steps. This video explains the beginning of the process in the Space Coast in April 2010. 

A new clean energy cluster forms

The Space Coast Energy Consortium formed quickly — within two months. Based on the disciplines of Strategic Doing, the cluster leaders quickly designed a strategy agenda and began executing. The slide pack explains this fast “design build” cycle for activating clusters.  

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Leveraging the lessons of the auto industry

We learned the value of agile strategies by dealing with the challenges of restructuring the auto industry. By deploying sophisticated collaborations quickly, we guided the Kokomo economy into new directions, This video tells the story. 

A new certification in Strategic Doing

To spread these skills more widely across the country, we will be announcing the details of a new Purdue certification in Strategic Doing in the next few weeks. If you are interested keeping up with this announcement, just join our mailing list

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