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 Livio Hughes | Jun 28, 2018 | Culture, Enterprise social platforms, Events, Leadership, Thoughts |
This week’s curator Livio Hughes considers the importance of social structures and the role of people networks, guide networks and ESNs inside our organisations. Here at Post*Shift, we have long believed that being ‘networked’ is a key attribute of modern,...
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 Sam Thomas | Apr 26, 2018 | Quantified Org, Thoughts, Uncategorized |
Being really busy and working really hard = providing maximum value to the team, right? Well… While this obviously can be true, it can also be a comforting lie we tell ourselves without even realising it. If you’re working flat out all week but not completing any...
by Lee Bryant | Mar 29, 2018 | Enterprise social platforms, ESN Adoption, ESN Data Insights, Future of Work, Technology, Thoughts |
In this week’s newsletter, Lee Bryant shares some links relating to the emerging debate about the transparency and role of algorithmic sharing of information in the digital workplace.In the wake of last week’s Facebook / CA furore, people are starting to...
by Laura-Jane Parker | Mar 8, 2018 | Culture, Thoughts |
At Post*Shift, we are all passionate about the fight for gender equality, and we like to use International Women’s Day each year to shine a light on the issues, reflect on progress and – in true P*S style – share practical ways in which we can all try to...
