Smart Cities, Smarter Citizens
The rise of digital intelligence and how the internet of things is altering spatial decision-making: mapping the journey from carrying a mobile phone to embracing cognitive prosthetics… Read More
Identity and Anonymity
In the coming years most of us will be carrying or wearing smart technology. How to manage the digital trails we emit in everyday interactions? We need solutions that can protect both our identity and our right to anonymity Read More
Mobile Knowledge
A short presentation looking at the impact mobile devices are having on learning, knowledge sharing and organisation structures
Augmenting a non-visual reality
Whilst wearables and watches continue to be hyped in the news but have yet to enthral in reality, a wearable with far more value has been field tested – using sound to help the visually-impaired to navigate cities
Microsoft Surface 3 Impressions
The Microsoft Surface 3 is a hybrid combination of laptop and tablet, claiming to deliver the capabilities of both in a single device. Does it achieve its goal? It exceeded my expectations by a surprising distance. But…
The Inevitability of a Mobile Workplace
Mobile devices are enabling new forms of interaction that can lead to smarter and more productive decision-making. With the potential to transform the organisation as we know it. Being able to connect, decide and act on the move is enabling very different ways of working Read More
The Value in Mobile Economic Time
Mobile economic time can increase productivity. Enabling us to act at times and locations that were previously inaccessible. The biggest challenge: a hierarchy that requires permission to act
Office for iPad – Second Impressions
On to the 2nd attempt with trying out Microsoft Office for the iPad and we’re making progress…
Office for iPad – First Impressions
…are a bit non-existent thanks to Microsoft’s old fashioned way of controlling software licensing.
Mobile working demographics
The demographics of who benefits most from trends in mobile working are not as obvious as you’d think. Remote working typically benefits an older workforce, not those just starting out in their careers.
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