The age of disruption has arrived. Could your business be like the Phoenix, the bird that rises from the ashes with renewed youth, to successfully navigate the disrupting hordes? To start off, it’s urgent to examine the way we look at the world and the way we do business. Every …
Being seductive means being attractive. It’s a simple formula. However, neither buying more devices with embedded voice assistants nor playing with your settings to customise the voice to try and make it more tempting has resulted in a massive adoption of voice search. In an attempt to prove that statement …
Bad UX design is expensive. You get it. But maybe they (still)…don’t. Any kind of improvement, cumulative or radical, focused or systemic, requires transformation. For example, we can change business processes the way we think they should be changed, and call a meeting for the others to be updated and …
Playing is always good, especially this time of the year. Last week our blog post was a memory game highlighting the most conspicuous facts that kept us busy in 2018. More than the GDPR fog before May 25, or the new VAT Grouping regime voted in July, there was an …
When was the first time you heard the word dashboard? Mine was with my parents, in the car, more than a couple of decades ago. And, when was the first time you used it professionally? Around here at least, the usage pattern is growing. Indeed, dashboard is becoming the …
Did it happen to you to receive a pair of pedals instead of the bicycle you begged your parents for when you were a kid? You probably had to wait a couple of months, half a year or even longer for your parents to conclude that you truly wanted that …
We humans are funny creatures. We’re intelligent, good-looking, sociable, and we’ve got a brain more complex than any machine built so far. It governs our sleep, our breathing, our reactions to the outside world – and to the interior – and behaviours like how to take turns in conversations. Behaviours. …
You have to be business intelligent nowadays. Don’t you feel this is a “must-have” buzz phrase in any business report you write, no matter the financial services industry in which you work? The first time someone used the term “business intelligence” (BI) was more than 150 years ago. It was …
Anna. She aspires to work in journalism, but she’s an engineer. Rumours in the corridors of the company hint that most of the production lines will soon be automated and that a bunch of people – no matter their job position – will soon be queueing at the Employment Office. …
Have you heard about the rule of 3? It suggests that, when there is a public conflict, we should avoid sending a third reply. Then, the apology and good intention you may have had when replying the first time becomes an argument. It could even escalate and become a media …
