by Livio Hughes | Feb 11, 2022 | Digital Transformation, Future of Work, Leadership, Learning |
In this edition, we look at some common challenges faced by L&D functions when designing effective leadership development programs that deliver practical value in our ever-changing digital world. The L&D challenge Business leaders generally agree that, rather...
by Lee Bryant | Jan 17, 2022 | Digital Transformation, Future of Work, Leadership |
Lee Bryant reflects on divergent visions for the future of the digital organisation. Towards digital organisations in 2022 🎉 2022 looks set to be a year of divergent visions of what a digital organisation means and how it is organised. Most things that matter in life...
by Livio Hughes | Oct 22, 2021 | Digital Transformation, Future of Work, Leadership |
Some notes and links on why top-down change initiatives still fail and some glimpses of a more emergent approach focussed on digital adoption. Plus ça change? It’s been exactly seven years since Gary Hamel and Michele Zanini argued that: ‘continuous improvement...
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 | Sep 17, 2020 | Digital Transformation, Technology |
In this edition, Lee looks at different views of GPT-3, and how the acceleration of white collar automation will change both the fitness function for managers and how we value their contributions. General AI: Genius or Bloviator? The new version of OpenAI’s Generative...
by Lee Bryant | Jul 9, 2020 | Digital Transformation, Events, Future of Work, Integration, org structures, presentations, Technology |
What and where is your Organisational Fabric? What and where is the fabric of your organisation? How would you describe it? When the buildings are empty and the conference rooms are silent, what actually *is* the organisation? Some might argue it is the...
