↓ Skip to Main Content

Tom Graves / Tetradian

Main Navigation

  • Home
  • Blog
  • About
  • Tom Graves
  • Tetradian
  • Publishing
  • (admin)
Home › Archive for The Outsider › Page 11

Category: The Outsider

General notes on being an Outsider in many different ways

‘Eureka!’ script published

By Tom G Posted on 12 July 2008 Posted in Scribbles / writing, Society, The Outsider No Comments Tagged with australia, film, publishing

I’ve now published my sort-of film-script ‘Eureka!‘ in book-form – see the Tetradian Books website here for the book-info, and here for the free-download PDF e-book. Set in the Australian 1850s goldfields (mostly), it’s best described as a comedy/satire about …

‘Eureka!’ script published Read more »

The photographer Tom Graves

By Tom G Posted on 28 April 2008 Posted in Society, The Outsider, Uncategorized No Comments Tagged with nisei, photography, salinas, steinbeck center, tom graves, veterans

If you do a web-search on ‘Tom Graves’, you’ll find there are several of us, including a very pleasant and exuberant photographer in San Francisco, about the same age as me, with the website TomGraves.com . A few years back …

The photographer Tom Graves Read more »

NaNoWriMo – first day

By Tom G Posted on 2 November 2007 Posted in Scribbles / writing, The Outsider No Comments

Progress report on my NaNoWriMo – 1697 words for the first day. Less than I’d hoped (given that I already have 60,000+ words on the same material), but more than I thought I’d done by the time I checked this …

NaNoWriMo – first day Read more »

Inanity on domestic violence

By Tom G Posted on 30 May 2007 Posted in Power and responsibility, Society, The Outsider 1 Comment

Okay, okay, my least-popular subject, I know… As part of my work for my current client I’m looking at social support-services in general throughout the state. And one of the more obvious glaring holes is that of domestic-violence support services …

Inanity on domestic violence Read more »

Decline and fall

By Tom G Posted on 7 May 2007 Posted in The Outsider, Uncategorized 1 Comment

Hadn’t realised how much I’d been pinning my communication hopes on getting some kind of mobile always-on connection: yesterday’s ‘Declined‘ seems to have triggered my first serious downer for months. To put it simply, I hate being out of touch …

Decline and fall Read more »

Pay it forward

By Tom G Posted on 28 April 2007 Posted in Society, The Outsider, Uncategorized 3 Comments

A well-dressed businessman in the queue in front of me at Liverpool Street, apparently asking for money from the middle-aged couple in front of me. “Two pounds, that’s all I’m askin’. I just wanna get home!” They look at him …

Pay it forward Read more »

In Castlemaine

By Tom G Posted on 9 April 2007 Posted in The Outsider 2 Comments

I’ve grabbed some time off over the Easter break to go visit friends, pick up some essential items from storage, and generally have an attempt at being human again. Good to meet up at old places, like the regular Saturday …

In Castlemaine Read more »

Sydneywards

By Tom G Posted on 11 March 2007 Posted in Business, The Outsider, Uncategorized No Comments

I’m off to Sydney tonight, on a four-month contract to set up an enterprise-architecture capability for a government department there. Will be off-air till I get things settled down in Aus. Shouldn’t be more than a couple of days, though.

On the road again?

By Tom G Posted on 1 March 2007 Posted in Business, The Outsider 3 Comments

After three months of time-wasting travail in this “foggy, dull and raw… nook-shotten isle of Albion”, turns out the only place I can get a real enterprise-architecture gig is back in Australia… So it looks like I’m back on the …

On the road again? Read more »

The meaning of fado

By Tom G Posted on 20 November 2006 Posted in The Outsider 1 Comment

(This one’s quite long and quite personal: if either don’t interest you, skip it! 🙂 )

Posts navigation

Previous 1 … 9 10 11 12 Next

Support our work!

If this website is useful to you, please donate!
Suggested donation: GBP£2 [~USD$3])

Donate with PayPal

Donations go towards costs of running the website and developing new content.

Become a patron!

Support our Patreon funding to develop new tools for change:

Books by Tom Graves

Real EA Bridging the Silos SEMPER and SCORE Power and Response-ability Service-Oriented Enterprise Doing EA Everyday EA Mapping the Enterprise The Enterprise As Story

Ebooks by Tom Graves

EBook: Doing EA Ebook: Service-Oriented Enterprise EBook: Everyday EA EBook: Mapping the Enterprise Ebook: Enterprise as Story Ebook: SCAN framework Ebook: Enterprise Canvas Ebook: Changes business-novel

Recent Posts

  • Going, going, gone… and start again
  • One month to go!
  • Not playing this game any more
  • How architectures fail – 3: Constraints
  • How architectures fail – 2: Scope of action

Recent Comments

  • Richard Mochelle on An architecture of responsibility
  • Tom G on Agility needs a backbone
  • Meenakshi A on Agility needs a backbone
  • Tom G on An acronym for (enterprise) effectiveness
  • Nmankor Deborah on An acronym for (enterprise) effectiveness

Categories

Tags

anarchist Business business-IT divide business architecture change chaos complexity conference culture cynefin decision-making disruption economics effectiveness enterprise enterprise 2.0 Enterprise architecture enterprise canvas Futures Knowledge metamodel methodology mythquake narrative narrative knowledge Open Group paradigm power RBPEA responsibility SCAN Scribbles / writing sense-making service service-oriented enterprise skills social media Society story strategy taxonomy togaf twitter values worldview

Archives

© 2025 Tetradian | Powered by Responsive Theme