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Topic: Uncertainty
The NEXOS wave
Earlier this week, we introduced our thinking around digital culture. Using the invented word NEXOS, we briefly described our concerns over how digital information and digital technology proliferation are affecting people’s lives. As people in our mid 30s to 40s we remember life before the technology was so deeply embedded in social and working lives. We don’t want to turn back the clock, but we do want to understand how behaviours and attitudes are changing, and what choices we might make as individuals to stay sane in this new age of constant information. Continue reading
Our thinking has been shaped by things we read, and much of that has been online. When we think about a Next Operating System - or NEXOS - it's something that relates to five broad themes:
I. Lost art of conversation and increasing trend ...MORE >
Managing the future workplace? Start here.
We distil the essence of Wall Street Journal online editor Alan Murray’s advice to managers… Continue reading
Stay flexible. (Essential for agility in the face of uncertainty.)
Devour data. (Not just bits and bytes - keep an "ear to the ground" and actually get out into the field and talk to the ordinary folk using your products.
Be (somewhat) humble. (Recognise ...MORE >