Strategic Doing

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"Strategic Doing" Resources:
  • What is Strategic Doing? At the Purdue University, Center for Regional Development. 
  • Strategic Doing website. Go here.
  • Article: Accelerating Civic Innovation Through “Strategic Doing”, Stanford Social Innovation Review, June 20, 2014. Go here.
  • Strategic Doing Community Facebook Page. Go .
  • For Google web search page results for "Strategic Doing" go .

"Strategic Doing" by Ed Morrison, contributed to I-Open. Copyright 2010 Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike 3.0 Unported License. The Institute for Open Economic Networks (I-Open), OH 44118-4347
Strategic Doing - is a simple, but disciplined process to move ideas to action quickly. It is based on Appreciative Inquiry: connecting the insights and innovations of civic leaders to assets for transformative initiatives.

I-Open Co-Founder Ed Morrison developed the process of Strategic Doing. Ed leads the Strategic Doing practice at Purdue Center for Regional Development (PCRD) to help regions learn how to collaborate to accelerate innovation.

I-Open Civic Forums introduce Strategic Doing principles to accelerate network building, collaboration, and strengthen entrepreneurial cultures.

Strategic Doing is for individuals, organizations, and businesses in communities and regions.
"Insights in Open Source Economic Development" with Ed Morrison is available as a free PDF download at the I-Open Store in Transcripts.
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