Has business entered a new era, one that means that the old paradigms governing change are no longer the road to success? Dan Cable shares his thinking.
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Deloitte just released its Human Capital Trends 2013, a year-long research effort which looks at talent and leadership trends around the world. 
Tony Brugman (Bright & Company)'s curator insight,
April 9, 4:54 AM
Great post by Josh Bersin at Forbes, referring to the latest Deloitte Human Capital Trends 2013 report. The report states that HR should think more like economists.
If the main challenge is to fill the talent and skills gap in the workforce, Bersin argues that "this is a 'supply and demand' problem." HR can learn a lot from economists to gain new perspectives on its talent "markets" and organizational "economies". Delete the scoop?
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Five major internet trends that will benefit your business.
1. Nanopayments 2. Real money 3. Knowing customers 4. Browser upgrades 5. Growing focus on trust
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May 21, 8:37 AM
The trends affecting marketing are hugely varied and are affecting the wider world. What will you use - and what do you need to be aware of? Take a look at these five key trends, add to them and shape a strategy. Delete the scoop?
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Just by reading the title, someone might think that this is a joke. It’s not. Delete the scoop?
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Valuable insight, trends, impact on business in the future. What’s the next phase of Social Business? That’s the question I’m frequently asked. Without a doubt, the next phase is the Collaborative Economy. What’s that? That’s where brands will rent, lend, provide subscriptions to products and services to customers, or even further, allow customers to lend, trade, or gift branded products or services to each other. This unstoppable trend is fueled by the social web, the specific features include relationships, online profiles, reputations, expressed needs and offerings and ecommerce. Customers are already starting to conduct these behaviors among themselves using TaskRabbit, AirBnb, Lyft, and many others tools –some of these are disruptions and opportunities to brands. The next phase of Social Business is the Collaborative Economy; Brands will enable customers to share, trade, lend, gift products and goods using social technologies.... Via Jeff Domansky Delete the scoop?
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CFOs may not be experts in either HR or technology, but they should know enough to sign off confidently on a buying decision. This is the first in a series of 5 excellent articles looking at the buying of HR Technology from a CFO's point of view. And, lets face it you need to get this big decision past the CFO in most organisation. Via Andrew Spence 
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May 17, 3:41 PM
Why indeed ? With a powerful HR Tech industry in full sales mode - a seasoned review of the business case from the CFO is more than welcome. As Naomi Bloom says, "When you hear, ‘We’re running version 7 of this system, and our maintenance contract expired, and we can’t do anything with mobile devices, and so we have got to buy this new system,’ you have to respond with your broad, strategic plan.” This is spot on - and any decision also needs to include how this technology will delivery the overall HR/People Strategy. Delete the scoop?
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How do people learn, and how can they do it better in a constantly evolving context? These six channels are powerful players in how learners make meaning: identifying, decoding, evaluating, and sharing fluid media and information. Via Kenneth Mikkelsen, Ivon Prefontaine, David Hain 
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May 17, 6:16 PM
This is a great infographic and provides a beginning for where we need to go. 
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Interesting scoop on different learning channels. Delete the scoop?
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Dr. Michio Kaku, Professor of Theoretical Physics at City University of New York shares his vision of mankind's future as part of The Sheikha Salama bint Hamdan Al Nahyan Forum for New Ideas. Via Kenneth Mikkelsen Delete the scoop?
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Although it would be the end of this series, and the end of my blog, I would like to consider if we can get rid of HR. Human resources management is a recent invention, and why could it not become ... Delete the scoop?
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Put your money where your mouth is - online education revolution edition Delete the scoop?
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L'horizon de 2020 n'est plus si loin. 2020 reste à définir. S'il fait moins fantasmer que son célèbre que prédécesseur "l'an 2000", 2020 en demeure pas moins une source d'angoisses et d'incertitude... Via Stephane Gatineau, ValerieMalaval Delete the scoop?
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Second of two parts Editor's Note: For Part 1, see 3 Key Predictions for the Human Resources Department of 2020. 4: HR will utilize analytics and Big Data to augment its value In-house HR … Delete the scoop?
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A new force is stepping into the C-suite — an upstart whose arrival signals how a company will manage social media and other digital technologies: the chief digital officer, or CDO. Appearing in many industries, CDOs share a similar mandate: provide oversight and strategy, and create a big-picture view of how social and digital technologies can make a difference to the entire organization.
One industry where CDOs are making headway is in higher education. The increased interest and activity in delivery of online classes and the rise of MOOCs (Massive Open Online Courses) are spurring administrators to take a deeper look at the role of social and other digital technologies in delivering educational content. Via Vicki Kossoff @ The Learning Factor 
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May 7, 8:23 PM
Companies are appointing Chief Digital Officers to focus their use of social and digital strategies. 
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When it comes to a 'Chief Digital Officer' one needs to first understand Google, the Internet and be able to multi-task or organize it's entire team or wrokforce across all online platforms plus write or create great content. This is no easy task. He or she needs fundamental SEO credentials with proof they can rank themeselves above that of any other experience. In short, he or she who lives & breathes it with results is who wins or rules online. http://www.infogurushop.com also now with VIDEO online taking center stage this now changes the online landscape for SEO, PPC, Digital, Content and Social Media expertise of most jobs and opportunities. The new media battle must be fought on all multimedia platforms or your business, brand, service or product will die of a quick death. Knowledge, wisdom, understanding, like's and creativity even for Facebook is paramount the Internet in the last week has significantly changed.
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The membership of the Board is changing all the time. What's most interesting about the emergence of the CDO is how critical it is to sectors such as education, where digital tools are implicitly vital to growth and new learning models. Delete the scoop?
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Mobile internet access, social networking, and the cloud are driving mobile work. Digital workplaces allow workers to be effective in a mobile environment. Via A.Busetti, Vincent Roux, Eric Laurent, ValerieMalaval 
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De uiteindelijke toekomst van Het Nieuwe Werken en een handig overzicht van tools en programma's die dit mogelijk maken Delete the scoop?
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Last week I had the honor to be present at a workshop featuring Henry Mintzberg, organized by the Academy for Information & Management. The session started with an illustration of reflective le... Delete the scoop?
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Paul discusses the new book "WTF" What is the Future of Business with author and digital anthropologist Brian Solis. Via John @TalentedHR Delete the scoop?
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What will the next fifty years bring in the world of social media, mobile, robotics and more? Our fifty year timeline shows you just what could be in store
Technology is growing at such an exponential rate, it can be difficult to visualise what the next five years will look like, let alone fifty. We wanted to see just how the future is going to shape up for us. So we compiled all the best predictions for digital technology, mobile, social media, and big data over the next fifty years into a timeline so you can see exactly what’s in store.
The timeline covers expected growth in key markets including spend on digital and mobile, as well as big data so we can start to see exactly where this emerging industry will head. Data for the timeline has been gathered from a wide range of sources, in specialist areas to give as wide a view as possible of what’s coming up.... Via Jeff Domansky 
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Las mejores predicciones sobre tecnologia digital, mobiles, redes sociales, ... para los próximos 50 años (Infografia)
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Fantastic look at how technology will develop, drive new advances, interact, and push the development of business and society in the medium future. Delete the scoop?
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Organizational structure will have to change to meet the new reality of creativity as a core component of value and continuous innovation as the mechanism to sustain it. Via Kenneth Mikkelsen 
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If your organization draws value from optimizing repetitive work, you'll find that it will be increasingly difficult to extract that value. Delete the scoop?
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For decades companies have faced the conundrum of how to ensure managers can implement what they have learnt at business school when they are back at work. So what's new in executive development? Via Kenneth Mikkelsen, Roy Sheneman, PhD 
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“You should not send a changed person back into an unchanged organisation, but we always do.” Henry Minzberg
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By using the mechanics of digital gaming (gamification), companies in a range of industries are boosting innovation, building effective marketing campaigns and driving value. Via ValerieMalaval Delete the scoop?
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In general, we see companies encountering six main hurdles on their journey:
Employee participation
Each one presents a unique challenge, but none are insurmountable.
Via Jean-Philippe D'HALLUIN 
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May 11, 1:54 AM
Don't forget the warm up.
On your marks ...
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We need a new leadership structure to emerge for this to happen. Delete the scoop?
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A curator ingests, analyzes and contextualizes web content. Whether you like it or not, you've curated and will continue to do so as long as you're online. Via Ana Cristina Pratas, Aki Puustinen 
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A curator ingests, analyzes and contextualizes web content and information of a particular nature onto a platform or into a format we can understand. In other words, a curator is like that person at the beach with the metal detector, surfacing items and relics of perceived value. Only, a web curator shares those gems of content with their online audiences. And since people create 571 new websites every minute, tweet 175 million times per day and upload 48 hours of new video each minute, a curator's work is never done. Delete the scoop?
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ELITE management consultancies shun the spotlight. They hardly advertise: everyone who might hire them already knows their names. The Manhattan office that houses McKinsey & Company does not trumpet the fact in its lobby. At Bain & Company’s recent partner meeting at a Maryland hotel, signs and name-tags carried a discreet logo, but no mention of Bain. The Boston Consulting Group (BCG), which announced growing revenues in a quiet press release in April, counts as the braggart of the bunch.
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As the world grows more confusing, demand for clever consultants is booming. Delete the scoop?
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This short article, 'Shell plans to move 135,000 staff to BYOD' about the internal IT strategy at ... Delete the scoop?
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Open online courses are changing higher education. Traditional colleges face dangers—and opportunities. A McKinsey & Company article. Delete the scoop?
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Anyone in the working world knows this: Meetings are as hard to kill off as a supervillain in a James Bond film. Via Kenneth Mikkelsen
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This is a great question. The article includes a 160 page PDF article. 
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Really interesting article on the future of collaboration and communication.Can't wait to try the 3D immersive environments in particular. Delete the scoop?
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"Today, the basis of change is small changes in human behaviour, rather than grand organisational changes. It is a matter of hundreds (or even thousands) of individuals acting in new ways; and, by this, people inside a firm bring about organisational change that customers can see and respond to"