By: Michael McQueen
In the last few weeks, it has seemed that every day has brought yet another piece of bad news, pushing the world deeper and deeper into crisis mode. With more and more job losses, confirmed cases of Covid-19 infection and uncertainties arising, it is difficult to see the opportunities being offered by a crisis like this.
By: McCrindle
One of the key definers of 21st-century workplaces is ‘diversity’. A major component being how women are represented in the workplace, in overall participation and in leadership roles.
Read moreWomen Make Up 47% of the Workforce but Underrepresented in Leadership
By: Michael McQueen
In the existing world of power and politics, the story of David and Goliath has never really rung true.
By: Michael McQueen
If you had told the manual workers of the previous centuries that one day the average person’s ‘work’ would primarily be conducted from one little device we call a ‘laptop’, they would not have believed you – and they definitely would not have thought of it as ‘work’.
By: Michael McQueen
Over 30 years ago, a cohort of middle school students was given some mathematics problems to solve.
By: Michael McQueen
“Our trust in technology has rested in a confidence that the technology will do what it’s supposed to do, nothing more, nothing less.”
Read moreWhy A Consistent Customer Experience Is The Key To Building Trust
By: Michael McQueen
The need for industries and brands to stay relevant to the next generation has always been important, but today it matters more than ever.
By: Michael McQueen
“The electric light did not come from the continuous improvement of candles.”
By: Michael McQueen
Imagine a world where you enter a retail store and are instantly identified by your mobile phone. Your preferences, credit card details and buying history are immediately recognised along with your identity and from that moment on, the entire in-store experience is customised to your needs and desires.
By: Michael McQueen
“Success is the ability to go from failure to failure without losing your enthusiasm.” – Winston Churchill