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
The smartphone and the ‘selfie’
Thanks to smart phones and social media, it’s no longer enough to just photo an event. Proof of attendance is becoming the norm. Read More
Global Mayors and Smart Cities
What are the challenges facing large cities over the next 50 years, how will cities becomes ‘smarter’, what risks do digital technologies introduce, and will a global parliament of mayors help or hinder?
Redefining Jobs
Doom and gloom scenarios about technology eliminating jobs misses the point. Since when was it mandatory for some humans to be nothing but a ‘resource’
10 Years of Hype Cycles
The latest Gartner Hype Cycle for Emerging Trends has been published and concludes a 10 year evaluation of the trends that made the list
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
‘Bring your own… Everything!’
What if an organisation replaced all enterprise productivity tools with alternatives provide by consumer-based online services. i.e. the software and services used for work around the edges of formal business systems. Activities that have traditionally involved email, phones and Office suites Read More
Modern intranets for digital business
A modern intranet needs to step-up and provide a digital workspace to assist with the new reality facing many organisations today: scenarios that are increasingly complex, volatile, uncertain and ambiguous.
Ovum event: The Future of Work
Ovum analysts recently held a Future of Work conference with presentations from various vendors including Google and Microsoft and systems integrators such as Computacenter and Wipro, along with some great industry case studies. Here is a short summary of some of the conversations that took place. Read More
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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