Trustfulness and professionalism
In a complex world where few of us have time to understand the intricate detail of data, accounting, law and perhaps even code, we will need trusted professionals to help us navigate complexity. So whilst automation and technology will probably reduce headcount in the profession overall, the prize for those who can use our new technology superpowers to create value for their clients will be ever greater. Algorithmic transparency and code standards can help us trust the underlying machinery, but I predict we will still place our trust in humans to make the final judgement.
The Copenhagen Catalog
This year’s TechFestival in Copenhagen was a great event with a soul, and pulled together people from all over the world who want to see technology have a positive impact on our world (good write up here). Within the event, Thomas Madsen-Mygdal pulled together a...
Linklog 61: Working culture, trust, strategy, management & growth
TRUST & WORKING CULTURE The importance of 1 on 1s. The challenge of distributed companies is facilitating face-to-face conversations. Embracing the potential of technology (video). STRATEGY & MANAGEMENT 8 ways to change your weekly meeting....
Four Key Lessons on Trust & Transparency from Volkswagen
Although not strictly an Internet of Things (IoT) issue, the Volkswagen scandal that broke last week, revealing that Volkswagen had used software embedded in over 11 million vehicles to fool EPA testing for nitrogen oxide (NOx), and in the process pumping over a...