Our thinking + insights
Our thinking + insights
Women’s History Month: Karen Spärck Jones
Karen Spӓrck Jones was a British computer scientist who specialised in natural language processing and information retrieval. Her work on information retrieval is still used today and provides the foundation for how search engines supply us with relevant information....
Purpose to Priority
New Handbook outlines a practical 4-hour workshop to get your business from identifying its purpose to determining the priorities for action. Purpose-driven organisations can create positive value that is far greater than the sum of their parts; the potential to...
Disruption in an Automated World
New Handbook provides a guide as to how your business can survive - and thrive - through disruption. Whilst most organisations are aware that automation is occurring, only 44% of businesses believe they are adequately prepared to deal with that disruption in their...
The future is male
In a recent video published by The Guardian, author of Oranges Are Not The Only Fruit, Jeanette Winterson asks: “Where are the women in the brave new world that’s being designed for us?” It’s a pertinent question in International Women’s Month, especially when we...
The 3Ds of Innovation – design, diversity and disruption
Over the past few weeks the Disruptors have been in the thick of events, what’s been interesting is that without our having to orchestrate it, all events have had a theme of disruption running through them.
Women’s History Month: Joan Ball
Joan Ball was an online dating pioneer who created the first computer dating service in 1964. Although the credit often goes to Harvard’s ‘Operation Match’ service, Ball’s matching service was operational and in use a whole year before ‘Operation Match’ started...
VRTgo
Virtual Reality (VR) can make some people sick. But can this be prevented?
Giving International Women’s Day a Miss This Year
This year I don’t quite have the fire in my belly about International Women’s Day.
Women’s History Month: Grace Hopper
Grace Hopper was an American mathematician, computer scientist and United States Navy rear admiral who is sometimes referred to as ‘Amazing Grace’ because of the breadth of her achievements. Hopper was a pioneer in developing computer technology.
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