After working with Ghyston on how to talk about design thinking in your organisation, we… Read more →
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Complex design and instinctive simplicity
A beautiful phrase used by Andrew Cox, Lead Designer at bespoke software development house Ghyston,… Read more →
Book review – Ecopreneurship: Business practices for a sustainable future
As my colleague Dr Niels Schneider will tell you, it has taken me rather a… Read more →
What if we said no to our customers, once in a while? (The Future Shapers)
In my latest piece for innovation thought leadership site The Future Shapers, I’ve been pondering… Read more →
Why you should be careful calling it innovation (Future Shapers)
In this piece for innovation thought-leadership site the Future Shapers, I was thinking about the… Read more →
Newsletter Issue 6: A change is as good as a rest (said no one sensible, ever)
Hello! This edition is all about change, or rather Change. We all deal with change… Read more →
Change communications: four myths and one hard reality
A few years ago, one of the lecturers on my Masters’ degree opened the first… Read more →
Newsletter Issue 5: About fairness, cats, ethics and algorithms
Hello! I’ve come to the conclusion that the only way of staying sane today is… Read more →
The art and science of communicating complex ideas (Future Shapers)
In this latest piece for the Future Shapers, I’ve rounded up some of the topics… Read more →
Putting the humanity back into business with the founder of Ella’s Kitchen
How much can you trust a profit-making company? This seemed to be the big question… Read more →
Newsletter Issue 4: When is a sausage not a sausage
Hello! Welcome back to your desk on the first real working day of the year… Read more →
Talking Tech – communicating complex ideas at Bristech 2018
I went to the Bristech2018 technology conference this year and had a hugely enjoyable day:… Read more →