The Art of Gravitas
The key to having gravitas is being authentic with who you are. Rooted in your own abilities but having the courage to sprout wings and stretch yourself.
Author: Michael Kennedy
The Art of Innovation – “mmhmm”
The companies that innovate the fastest will be the ones that thrive. The art of innovation is using a problem and turning that pain and frustration into something positive. In this time of pandemic,...
BigData: Focusing on Business outcomes
Executing a data strategy has many practical challenges this article looks at some of the best practices showcased in a recent webinar by BigData London.
Pausing the Infinite scroll
One good thing about the enforced lockdown is that it has given us time to pause, so stop the infinite scroll and start to create and collaborate.
Trust Horizon: In moments of crisis who do you trust?
Like a castaway on a desert island with help on the horizon. Community spirit is rising and people are coming together and building a trust horizon.
Artificial Intelligence and the Project Manager
Projects by their nature are complex and good project managers have a sixth sense in identifying and overcoming problems. How can Artificial Intelligence help the project manager? How can AI improve project delivery?
How do you feel about the always-on culture?
The always-on internet technology is creating a culture where it is difficult to have a sanctuary and switch off. How can we manage that?
From AI breakthrough to China’s SuperPower dream.
A radical new approach led to a breakthrough in AI and proved to be a defining point of the decade. This went on to spark an AI superpower dream for China. In 2012 a...
Secrets of the $4 Billion dollar business model of “Pokemon Go”
The idea of “Surveillance capitalism” is quite mysterious (and perhaps sinister?). Google has pioneered this as a business model for the last 20 years. We used to search for bargains online. Now advertisers are...
Art of Persuasion
Art of persuasion is needed in any project where people need to work together collarboratively, to help resolve differences of opinion,
