by Lee Bryant | Jul 22, 2021 | Leadership, Learning |
Some reflections on the changes underway in executive education and the link to ‘un-thinking’ learning organisations and artificial intelligence. Learning and teachability In some ways, the pandemic lockdown has improved my travel and exploration of the...
by Lee Bryant | Jun 10, 2021 | Culture, Future of Work, Leadership, Technology |
This week we look forward to the looming battle between office and “remote” working and ask what we can learn from Reddit and gamers about collaboration. Ronald Coase Reversed Earlier this week, I completed the content planning phase for an extensive...
by Lee Bryant | Apr 30, 2021 | Culture, Digital Transformation, Leadership |
How can we move beyond ‘managing’ one-size-fits-all workplace culture and think about world-building or cultivating a hybrid ecology in the post-lockdown period? Can online working reach escape velocity? The debate about whether – and how – to...
by Lee Bryant | Apr 1, 2021 | Leadership, Thoughts |
This week, Lee reflects on the leadership reform agenda we need to pursue to unlock the productivity gains we hope to see from digital innovation. Somewhere over the rainbow? It feels like there is so much potential value just over the horizon – such an...
by Lee Bryant | Feb 4, 2021 | Culture |
Thinking about three very different examples of the wisdom, stupidity and bravery of crowds, and how we should never under-estimate so-called “users”… With Great Reach Comes Get Responsibility… I really enjoyed reading up on three wildly divergent...
by Lee Bryant | Jan 21, 2021 | Enterprise social platforms, Future of Work |
This week, Lee is seeing signs of light through the cracks and trying to imagine a world beyond attention-farming. Will we remain trapped in centralised systems that seek to monetise our attention and emotions, or is there a brighter future beyond this stage of the...
