The FT’s Andrew Hill is a thorough journalist, so I was interested to read his recent piece asking, “Does HR still need humans?” This is an intriguing question. Much of…
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Generative engine optimisation (GEO) is a new way to make sure your content is found by AI tools. You can think of it as an additional layer on top of…
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Part 6 Welcome to Human Work. A series about the changing nature of work today. René Girard (1923-2015) was a French-American philosopher and social scientist, his ideas now beloved of…
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Part 5 Welcome to Human Work. A series about the changing nature of work today. Many leaders are seized of the need to transform to survive and thrive. They also…
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Part 4 Welcome to Human Work. A series about the changing nature of work today. Firestarters, catalysts, creatives, glue, sparks, savants. Some people can see things, do things that…
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Part 3 Welcome to Human Work. A series about the changing nature of work today. Many a modern conversation starts like this: “Do you prefer working in the office or…
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Companies are suffering from a slump in discretionary energy: energy that workers freely gave at work. These are the moments of ideation, fun, innovation, insight, vigour and enthusiasm that once…
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What do we do when there’s a big, upsetting thing that nobody wants to talk about? People have different approaches, but for much of the corporate world, the answer is often…
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Terrified of tariffs? Scared of sanctions? Antsy about AI? Mulling mergers? Rueful of regulation? Edgy about your ESG and DEI positions? The world has changed. You need to refresh your…
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1. IT leaders feel rising pressure to minimise time to revenue for AI A Flexential survey of 350 IT leaders at organisations with more than $100 million in annual revenue…
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Collective Content’s words of the moment (WOTM) appear in our monthly newsletters. They are sometimes new words, or simply words having their day in the sun. Our sweet spot…
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1. IT decision makers say skill shortages an obstacle during purchasing Skill shortages are the top obstacle for IT decision makers weighing new technology purchases, with 41 per cent reporting…
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