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Announcing Shift*Base

The social impact of technology is being felt more rapidly than existing institutions can keep up with, let alone influence, from the impact of automation on employment through to ethical dilemmas around privacy and data. In a world where software developers can...

Linklog #56: business strategy, scale, management

FROM THE POST*SHIFT TEAM Claiming our humanity in the digital age.   BUSINESS STRATEGY By embracing design thinking, IBM hope to become faster and more productive. Empowering other companies to make money is key to success in the digital age. Facebook will go...

Claiming our humanity in the digital age

This post was written in a collaboration between Cerys Hearsey & Ea Due based on their reflections from the Drucker Forum 2015. The team was also live blogging during the event, see here, here, here and here.  Returning humanity to our...

Live from the Drucker Forum: Day Two Overview

An overview of curated tweets from day two of the Drucker Forum, Vienna. Including insights from Charles Handy, John Hagel, Ruimin Zhang (CEO of Haier Group) and Rick Goings (CEO of Tupperware). [View the story "Drucker Forum 2015: Day Two Overview" on Storify]

Live from the Drucker Forum: Day One Overview

At the end of the first day here in Vienna, we can see some of the most interesting conversations are taking place between the attendees that are physically present, and those following the lifestream and twitter storm around #GPDF15. Here is our round up of them most...

Live from The Drucker Forum: Technology vs. Humanity

This is the second in a series of posts Live from The Drucker Forum, where some of the PostShift team are reporting back the insights and conversations had whilst they are in attendance at this fascinating event. Catch up on the first post here. Andrew Hill introduced...

On events and serving the needs of practitioners

Once upon a time, the early blogging community used to run some great community events, where people shared ideas in the open, supported each others' efforts to promote new ways of working, and some deep connections and friendships were forged that continue to this...

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