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Ten years building the future together

Exago

In November 2007, Exago was born. In 2006, an IT visionary, an innovation hunter and an algorithm doer met for coffee and an idea came up. Now, on our 10th anniversary, we celebrate the results of our brilliant customers and the over one million users who have taken part in building their organisation’s future. From […].

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The Importance of Prioritizing Employee Well-Being and Psychological Safety

Business and Tech

My turning point came in 2007, when I collapsed from exhaustion and broke my cheekbone. If you want to build a thriving organization, you need engaged employees, and one of the best ways to support the health of your employees and the growth of your company — especially as the pandemic continues — is by rolling out a wellness program.

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Eleven Reasons for the UK’s Poor Productivity

Destination Innovation

According to the Office for National Statistics (ONS) UK productivity has fallen to levels it held in 2007. Employees who are not engaged. The UK ranked 18th out of 20 leading countries in a survey of employee engagement involving 7,000 respondents by research firm ORC International. The UK spends less than 0.5% Poor management.

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Leading Experts Share Challenges in Human Resources During the Pandemic and Trends in Employee Health and Wellness

Business and Tech

Chris McLaughlin: At LumApps, we like to talk about engagement, enablement, and empowerment — the three pillars in HR that help with considerable challenges such as employee development and retention. Can you speak on the relationship between employee engagement and a company’s overall productivity? I started getting more sleep.

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Cracking the complexity code

Paul Hobcraft

There was a good article within the McKinsey Quarterly published way back in 2007 entitled “Cracking the complexity code,” written by three authors Suzanne Heywood, Jessica Spungin, and David Turnbull. It still has a lot of relevancy in my mind today.

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How Should Your Business Find the Next Big Thing?

IdeaScale

Netflix’s streaming video model seems blindingly obvious now, but stop and consider the state of television in 2007. And it engages your team with your product, to not take it for granted, to keep thinking about it. Internet video” was amateurs on YouTube singing about candy.

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How to Spot Your Innovation Blind Spot

Phil McKinney

Regularly attending webinars, reading relevant publications, and engaging in industry forums can help you stay at the forefront of innovation. Before Google developed its own self-driving car in 2007, most people, including established auto manufacturers, did not even contemplate the possibility.

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