by Laura-Jane Parker | Nov 15, 2018 | Capabilities, Culture, Future of Work |
The aspect of the future of the digital workplace that most excites me is its data. The social and organisational network data produced by these tools provides a wealth of possibilities to explore. These can be as simple as a chatbot that replaces an IT help-desk, or...
by Laura-Jane Parker | Sep 27, 2018 | Digital Transformation, Future of Work, org structures, Uncategorized |
This weeks curator, Laura-Jane Parker, considers the role internal communications should fill for digital-age organisations. Last week, I was able to take some time away from work to attend a showcase of award-winning digital workplaces from across the world. Internal...
by Laura-Jane Parker | Sep 6, 2018 | Digital Transformation, enablement, ESN Adoption, Learning, Technology |
Welcome back to the Post*Shift Linklog, picking back up after our summer break. This week’s contributor, Laura-Jane Parker, reflects on the challenges faced by organisations in encouraging new ways of working. The digital workplace tools landscape has had a...
by Laura-Jane Parker | Jul 26, 2018 | Announcements, Thoughts |
This week’s curator, Laura-Jane Parker, wraps up the Post*Shift Linklog for the summer with some longer reads on the future of work to take you through until September. At Post*Shift this time of year is often when the pace of work slows down a little. Many...
by Laura-Jane Parker | Jun 7, 2018 | Digital Transformation, Marketing, Thoughts |
This week’s curator Laura-Jane Parker considers the importance of customer-centricity for adaptive Digital Age organisations, and why a customer focus is not enough. One of the UK’s most iconic retail companies, Marks and Spencer, has been in the...
by Laura-Jane Parker | May 24, 2018 | Announcements, Digital Transformation, Enterprise social platforms, Events |
Over the past decade, all-in-one social business solutions such as IBM Connections and Jive emerged as the silver bullet solution to open, collaborative ways of working. Promising the death of email and files, businesses were quick to embrace but slow to adopt. A new...
