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A review of the new Microsoft Whiteboard
Naturally I used Microsoft Whiteboard for the review itself. I then exported an image of it and that is what you see above. This is not so much a feature overview since you can find that all here: Welcome to the new Whiteboard! That was the announcement post from a few days ago. This is…
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We Work Unbound – key concepts for a hybrid world
Working at Yammer back in the day (2012 onwards), we were at the forefront of some cutting edge work practices that had been brewing a while. The advent of social technologies of which Yammer was a latest iteration and that I had also previously been involved in (more here: birth of enterprise social) were driving…
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Anatomy of clever marketing – Nespresso gets personal and location based
I received a newsletter in my inbox from Nespresso a week ago and I was so impressed I thought it worth sharing. Take a look at the screenshot below accompanied by a few brief comments.
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Overcoming challenges in an innovation imperative world – 2nd edition
Just a few weeks ago I highlighted how important innovation was and yet how disinterested everyone was in it: Innovation has never been more problematic or needed – 3 things you can do. I went on to suggest 3 ways in which you could address this challenge. Not more than a week later, this post…
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Jobs of the future will be what robots cannot do
The title of this post actually comes from a video I viewed on Big Think way back in 2016. It was a short video by renowned American physicist, Michio Kaku. I’ve just searched the site extensively to try and find it again but couldn’t. Good thing I downloaded a copy at the time and uploaded…
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Innovation has never been more problematic or needed – 3 things you can do
Everyone wants innovation, no one wants to innovate. It’s similar to change. Therein may lie the rub. They are such broad terms, they may have lost their significance. But the problem goes beyond lack of interest, there is a lack of purpose or organisation/management, the pace of change, all and more contribute to this situation.…
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Way of the minimalist for creative productivity
The way of the minimalist is to “remove until it breaks”. As Henry David Thoreau once said, “Our life is frittered away by detail. Simplify, simplify, simplify”. I subscribe to this philosophy 💯 although I don’t always live up to it. New research just out validates this view and especially when it comes to creative…
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Signal for help – DanelDoodle for good
I care deeply about the woman and children in my life and feel like I and all men need to make an extra effort for them. Of course some men are in the same position but to a far lesser degree – more often than not they are the perpetrators. Off the back of the…
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It’s only a matter of time until she blows
The Ever Given ship blocking things up on the Suez Canal has been such a funny affair that has captivated the world and given rise to numerous memes. Okay for some it’s not been so funny. Anyway, here is my take in a DanelDoodle.
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In an age of machines human organisations matter – an ode to joy
There is an explosion of automation, Artificial Intelligence, Machine Learning with many fearing job losses. In the attention economy we have proliferation of social media, questionable content, digital addiction, etc. Freedom of expression knows no bounds yet sensitivities are tested like never before. There are many benefits to adopting these tools and approaches and there…
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