The Institute holds the core intellectual property of Strategic Doing, a discipline that accelerates collaboration. 

Ed Morrison developed the initial discipline in the 1990s to solve the challenge of developing and implementing complex strategies in open networks. The discipline is now used globally to generate solutions to complex challenges and wicked problems. It also designs and guides high-performance collaborations, open innovation processes, and both entrepreneurial and innovation ecosystems.

In 2005, he went to Purdue University to refine the discipline, validate it to scholarly standards, and learn to teach the skills of the practice. 

The Institute oversees the development of courses, frameworks, and methods using Strategic Doing. In addition, the Institute provides certification of practitioners and designates Fellows to continue teaching, practice, and research. 

The Strategic Doing Open Community on CONNECTS (our partner in Belgium) lets you join a weekly conversation with practitioners addressing complex challenges with Strategic Doing. (It's free.): https://bit.ly/SDCONNECTSJOIN

Some additional resources include: 

Strategic Doing Book: https://amzn.to/3nzefxv
Strategic Doing Dissertation: https://bit.ly/SDPhD
Strategic Doing Website: https://strategicdoing.net

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