by Christine Overby | Jan 19, 2017 | Capabilities, Future of Work, HR, Linklog |
After hiring upwards of fifty people over the past ten years, I am ready to fess up. I loath writing job descriptions. A few years ago at a previous company, I introduced a new product director role within my business unit. I knew what I was after: someone who...
by Joshua Talbot | Sep 22, 2016 | Linklog, Technology, Thoughts |
Robots. AI. The jobs of the future. This week’s curator Christine Overby looks at the frontier of human and machine co-working. The Robots are coming. @christine What’s your big win for the week? This is the first question that I hear every Thursday morning. It...
by Joshua Talbot | Sep 15, 2016 | Linklog |
This week’s curator, Livio Hughes, shares some early thoughts on the challenges faced by banks in complying with the upcoming open data regulations and picks 5 links for further reading on the topic. Open data innovation: can banks do it? Since writing my last post,...
by Laura Thomas | Sep 8, 2016 | Capabilities, Events, Linklog |
The structure and practices of professional services firms go back hundreds of years, and they have been well-suited to an era of individual expertise. Previously, firms themselves consisted of buildings, brands, and a common understanding of how to work in a given...
by Laura Thomas | Sep 2, 2016 | finance, Linklog, Strategy, Technology, Thoughts |
This week’s curator, Livio Hughes, shares a blog post looking at the way in which the introduction of the updated Payment Services Directive (PSD2) – affecting UK banks irrespective of Brexit – will force the banking industry to engage with significant...
by Sam Thomas | Aug 25, 2016 | Linklog, org structures, Strategy |
This post was updated 08.11.16 When dealing with ESNs, implementation is, unsurprisingly, just the beginning. A common trope of ESN implementations in large organisations is to see high levels of initial engagement, as employees investigate the platform and build...
