Abraham Maslow is widely credited with originating the Four Stages of Learning model for individual and corporate change. Though Maslow never did much with it, a good many people have taken a swing at improving on his thinking about how organizations learn and change (Mike Vance introduced the model to us about 1980). The Change Engine is our attempt to account for key variables in perception and behavior — especially as they affect corporate learning. [first in a series]
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