Technology

Standing on the Shoulders of Giants

by Lee Bryant | May 2, 2023 | AI, Future of Work, Technology | 0 comments

Making Brains vs Connecting Brains My co-founder Livio and I used to share an apartment in London in the 1990s that was close to a dreadful nightclub, so we were sometimes inadvertent witnesses to messy, drunken procreation activities in the alleyway next to our...

Organisational Evolution & the Power of Competitive Ecosystems

by Lee Bryant | Mar 21, 2023 | Leadership, Linklog, Organisational structures, Strategy, Technology | 0 comments

5 perspectives on how to harness the power of evolution within competitive environments to improve our organisations.

Let’s (Not) Make Bots In Our Own Image

by Lee Bryant | Feb 21, 2023 | Digital Transformation, Future of Work, Technology | 0 comments

Approximation & Interpolation It is impossible to ignore the wave of excitement, hype and alarm that the launch of ChatGPT – and its recent adoption by Microsoft as an enhancement to its Bing search engine – has created in the past couple of weeks....

Is email to blame for what is wrong with office communication?

by Gaby Wolferink | Jan 24, 2023 | Culture, Future of Work, Leadership, Technology | 0 comments

Or are Meetings? Or Slack messages? Or Teams Channels? Or, maybe it’s simply us… ‘This meeting could have been an email!’ How many of us have uttered these words under our breath, sat in yet another pointless meeting? Meetings like these waste so much...

Little Helper, not Big Brother

by Lee Bryant | Jan 10, 2023 | Digital Transformation, Future of Work, Technology | 0 comments

Amid the AI hype and fear-mongering, there is value today in creating augmentative little helpers in the workplace, rather than trying to simply replace people. We make our tools, and our tools destroy us in a robot uprising make us Amid reports of ChatGPT being used...

Data Mesh – Can we de-centralise ownership and usage of data in our organisations to improve its quality, relevance, and usage?

by Gaby Wolferink | Nov 21, 2022 | Digital Transformation, Innovation, Technology | 0 comments

Following up on Cerys’ exploration of building data capabilities last week, I want to discuss the potential that a Data Mesh approach holds for businesses to achieve this, compared to more centralised data warehouses and data lakes (or even data lakehouses!). Perhaps...