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#1 : Introduction to Open Part I with Bryan Behrenshausen

Jen Kelchner April 10, 2017

#1 : Introduction to Open Part I with Bryan Behrenshausen

  • April 10, 2017
  • Jen Kelchner

What exactly is Open?

Bryan Behrenshausen of Red Hat helps us to understand what Open is and it relates to organizational change today. How Red Hat started a global conversation about Open organizations and principles we can implement for business success. Discover the five foundational principles and mindsets of Open – transparency, inclusivity, collaboration, community, and adaptability – examples of companies who are using Open principles; and how to get engaged in the conversation.

 

Guest: Bryan Behrenshausen

Community Architect & Ambassador for The Open Organization

 

The conversations we’re having, demonstrate there is a real need to emphasize the fact that these are foundational principles – they’re cultural. They are things that you need to inculcate at a cultural level. – Bryan Behrenshausen

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