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A future VOW – predicting a “back to normal”

A future VOW – predicting a “back to normal”

by Gavin Heaton | May 24, 2021 | Blog Posts, Future of Work, Strategy

Over the last three months, we have been having conversations with friends, clients, industry partners and business connections across the board. Since Covid, some people have lost and found jobs, changed industry or moved out of the city to adopt a “tree...
Panel: New Ways of Working in the Great Reset

Panel: New Ways of Working in the Great Reset

by Gavin Heaton | Jul 8, 2020 | Future of Work, New Ways of Working

There is do doubt that the ways that we work, live and build our lives has been interrupted by Covid19. But this interruption – or dare we say, “disruption” – has given us pause for thought. Are we creating the business world we want to work in? How does...
Consult communities, engage audiences and create change with TheAirWorks

Consult communities, engage audiences and create change with TheAirWorks

by Gavin Heaton | Jun 29, 2020 | Collaboration, Digital Disruption, Future of Work, Innovation

There is no doubt that COVID19 has changed the business consulting landscape. Gone are the workshops, whiteboards and post-it notes. Gone are the design thinking group activities and team building exercises like our favourite marshmallow challenge. In their place are...
Did Today Work? Creativity and Collaboration Beyond Zoom

Did Today Work? Creativity and Collaboration Beyond Zoom

by Gavin Heaton | Jun 11, 2020 | 21st Century Skills, Digital Transformation, Future of Work, Social Innovation

“The faces are missing, the body language, the interactions are missing … [it means] there is no relationship in it anymore”. Students from Western Sydney University By now we have all experienced the Black Screen of Zoom – the situation where...
We need new skills for the future of work

We need new skills for the future of work

by Gavin Heaton | Oct 10, 2019 | 21st Century Skills, Future of Work

Usually when we think of the “future of work”, we think of technology. We think telepresence, remote working, virtual reality and automation. If we stretch our thinking, we also start imagining future WAYS of working too. And that’s where process,...
Old People Shouldn’t Vote

Old People Shouldn’t Vote

by Joanne Jacobs | Mar 25, 2019 | Future of Work, Innovation, News, Politics, Social Impact

Over the last few weeks youth around the world have been well and truly stepping up to the plate: making their voices heard and making a visceral call to older generations to consider their future. Whether it was the climate change demonstrations, or Eggboi’s one-man...
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