If you're human - you make mistakes... and you likely have a great deal
of difficulty admitting to those mistakes.

In this session we'll take a look at several different categories of
mistakes, and what we might be able to do to avoid some of them. We
won't suffer under the delusion that there is a silver bullet that will
allow us to avoid all mistakes - that might perhaps be the biggest
mistake we could make in this type of presentation.

The more useful portion of the discussion will revolve around how we
deal with mistakes once we make them... and we will make them - so we'll have lots of opportunity to practice any advice we might stumble across.

Peter de Jager is a provocative Speaker, Writer and Consultant. His primary focus is on how we manage change, technology and the future.

In addition to speaking at conferences worldwide, he's also written monthly columns for Municipal World and Computing Canada.

His goal is always to question what we think is so, and in so doing perhaps open up new opportunities.

If you'd like permission to reprint any of Peter's articles, please contact him directly.

You can contact him at pdejager@technobility.com