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Today’s complicated organizations are now facing increasingly complex business environments that require agility in simultaneously learning and working. Typical strategies of optimizing existing business processes or cost reductions only marginally improve the organization’s effectiveness. Faster markets challenge the organization’s ability to react to customer demand. Decision-making becomes paralyzed by process-based operations and chains of command…
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When companies offer bad jobs, they can find themselves in a vicious downward cycle. Take supermarkets, for example. That’s an industry full of bad jobs—low pay, unpredictable hours, and work that is not meaningful. But it’s also a very complex working environment. In a typical supermarket, employees manage thousands of products, serve more than 2,000…
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8-bitriot: President Elect (v.1.1) President Elect is an incredibly detailed political simulation game where the player can simulate historical, potentially historical, or completely fictional presidential campaigns. If choosing a fictional candidate, the player can assign political views and geographic origins to that character. The game then takes the characters out on the campaign trail. Play…
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In the radical future, we may not be able to tell the difference between an employee and a customer,” Owyang speculates. “The most successful companies will let the crowd determine products, design, and share them. The crowd is doing most of the work. The only thing that could be left would be the logo. The…
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prostheticknowledge: Glitchspace Indie first-person platformer which requires basic modular programming skills to help navigate through the levels – video embedded below: Glitchspace is a first person programming game that’s centred around a visual programming mechanic. Set in a cyberspace world, you are trying to find a place known as Glitchspace – a by-product of cyberspace…