by vishayapracy | Nov 27, 2018 | Innovation, Innovation Brand, Social Business, Startups
I can still remember the panic setting into my mind. I had been running new venture startups for PwC and had spent weeks thinking through and validating our product roadmap. Potential customers were lined up. We were chugging through the backlog and it felt like we...
by vishayapracy | May 7, 2016 | Handbooks, Innovation, Social Business, Social Impact
Creating innovation workshops, toolkits and processes can be hard work. It’s not just a matter of sitting down and writing out a few exercises in the hope that some kind of magic will take place. It requires planning, creativity – and empathy. It requires you thinking...
by vishayapracy | May 1, 2016 | Digital Disruption, Enterprise Disruption, Future of Work, Innovation, Social Business
Over the last 18 months we have seen the rise of internal and external innovation labs. There are corporate accelerators, coworking spaces and business incubators now available for startups and corporates alike. There are hackathons, open innovation events and...
by vishayapracy | Apr 25, 2016 | Digital Transformation, Future of Work, Innovation, Innovation Brand, Social Business
Standing with our feet in the wet sand, we know what it’s like to feel the waves embrace our ankles and then retreat, taking the sand from under us. We know how it feels to sense the joy of the water and the pull of the ocean and how safe we feel on the edge looking...
by vishayapracy | Nov 2, 2015 | Customer Experience, Digital Disruption, Digital Transformation, Enterprise Disruption, Innovation, Social Business
The new building housing Australia’s first Digital Transformation Office at UTS is astounding. The clean lines. Efficiency of movement. It looks and it FEELS like the 21st Century has arrived and that we are living it. There is a murmur of conversation everywhere you...
by vishayapracy | Sep 3, 2015 | Digital Transformation, Innovation, Marketing, Social Business
When social began creeping into the business, it started with marketing. It made sense in many ways as marketing is most closely aligned with the customer base – and more importantly – held budget that could be used for media. But as more and more discipline was...
