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Your Future Lies in Occupying the Innovation Job and Using the Skills it Provides

Paul Hobcraft

We need to manage reskilling and upskilling to mitigate against both job losses and talent shortages but prepared the future workforce to be more nimble, agile and fluid. What struck me was the role innovation plays in all three categories: today’s skills (2018), those that will have demand in 2022, and those that will decline in 2022.

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Completing transitions through innovation, ecosystems and sustainable approaches

Paul Hobcraft

It is through continued open learning and collaborations we build, capabilities so they become stronger and resilient, and increasingly difficult for competitors to understand and imitate. We need to continue to learn, simply in growing within ourselves and what we are inspired to work upon.

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What Will the Long-Term Impact of COVID-19 Be on Digital Transformation?

IdeaScale

The delta variant and a lack of widespread vaccination point to the pandemic and its impacts extending into 2022. Organizations have learned what can work remotely and what can’t and are applying those lessons to post-pandemic work design over the last year. To learn how we can help, schedule now.

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Planview PSA: Building the Future of Connected Services

Planview

Engaging customers, while increasing system connectivity starts with our dedication to connect services. This includes various points of the engagement lifecycle such as CRM systems for customers and opportunities, HCM systems for personnel, and ERP and Financial systems to report and record revenue.

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BEING COMFORTABLE WITH BEING UNCOMFORTABLE

ImagineNation

At the same time, many of our members are seeking partners to support them explore options for keeping both themselves, their people, and teams engaged in moving forward in a constantly changing world. Being in the Learning Zone is the first stopping point toward generating creative energy and expanding our comfort zones.

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The linkages of innovating purpose

Paul Hobcraft

I outlined in a post in May 2022, “ linking sense of innovating purpose “, my ten points of linkage need, and I want to build on this further here in some explanations for each of the linkages. A consistent emphasis on learning continuously, encouraging experimentation, exploration and reconfiguring make it highly dynamic.

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HR, from corporate police to champions of LOVE

Cris Beswick

Something Sympa’s 2022 The Future of Work report perfectly summed it up: “no functioning HR, no functioning people, no organisation.” [2]. Moreover, those HR departments promote skills such as learning, performance, communication and inclusion, all critical parameters for innovation. Building new cultures should be no different.

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