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Dive into this collection of articles covering the twists and turns of AI-driven transformation. From kaizen-fueled strategies at Microsoft to debunked innovation fairy tales, you’ll discover why some AI projects soar while others, well, don’t make it past the launchpad. Also, why creativity and imagination are still our last best bet at retaining sanity, being productive and beating AI.
This post of curated articles covers everything from AI (no surprise), innovation, attention, Agents and management. One in particular is sending shock waves in enterprise AI circles.
With a new role at work focused on Innovation Excellence for the services we deliver to customers, I'm stepping back and questioning everything from how to innovate services, customer success and innovation itself.
#Hackathons are a great way to scale early-stage #leanstartup approaches and kickstart #innovation and #experimentation efforts in low-risk ways, especially for large organisations.
SenseMaking from the Web
This week's articles, a blend of thoughts about the thinking process, i.e. metacognition. Both real and artificial, human and AI. As we adopt more technology, we have to overcome challenges and leverage the opportunities.
This post captures sense making from others through a curated list of articles and writing that I thought worth sharing with my subscribers. I’ve automated this but the curation, which is a discerning process, is all human. I’ve added some commentary. This week’s list of curated articles has a blend of thoughts about the thinking process, i.e. metacognition. They cover both real and artificial…
Crisis renewal and the future of work
A brief intro and some sense making on a recent article and book covering the topics in the title. And as the captions states, I continue to explore new ways of communicating or publishing – video mixed with content created on Canva. Experimentation coincidentally also a theme covered in the short video so n00b alert 🤓 The book is Humanocracy by Gary Hamel and Michele Zanini. The article in FT –…
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hackathon as growth lab and how to lead a hack
It's global hackathon time at Microsoft and I'm participating again this year. I'm always so impressed at how it pushes one to grow and learn and how it fosters innovation activities and a culture of innovation. With the right mindset that is.
I mean growth in terms of mindset and learning and a lab in terms of environments that foster innovation activities and a culture of innovation. It’s no secret that is why they are endorsed by the CEO of Microsoft himself, where I work (disclosure). I’m leading one at the moment (again) and sharing what I have learned so far. All captured under the following headings which are deep…
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How to overcome the innovation predicament - the term versus the spirit
I’ve observed before how everyone wants innovation but no one wants to innovate. The essence of that observation roughly 6 months ago was that although the talk of and need for innovation (from company executives) was high, interest in the topic wasn’t (from punters). Not much has changed since except the gap has probably grown. Can you blame people when there are so many other pressing issues…
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