Conscious Innovation Practice
Demystify Tech
Impact & Innovate Responsibly
Optimise Investment
Translating 'techie'
Tech is a complex and evolving domain, with a language of its own. Accessible insight helps you break through the language and skill barriers, and focus on how technology works for you and your work. This also covers next-generation, emerging technologies like Artificial Intelligence, enhanced automation, quantum computing and robotics.
Optimise Investment
Impact & Innovate Responsibly
Optimise Investment
Minimising wasted time, effort and money
Emerging Tech investment demands a robust, commercial approach, ensuring it delivers genuine value. Set or sense-check Tech budgets, track impact and validate return on investment (ROI). Any technology change initiative must be based on pragmatic aims and outcomes.
Impact & Innovate Responsibly
Impact & Innovate Responsibly
Impact & Innovate Responsibly
Looking at the whole
The Emerging Change Dynamics framework takes an integrated, ecosystemic view of work and organisational goals; recognising technology as a tool, not a master. Responsible Technology involves delivering on purpose, scaling responsibly, developing enduring customer and stakeholder relationships, creating meaningful value and sustainable innovation.
Here to empower...
We empower our clients to make their own sense of emerging tech...
Learning First: Insight and intelligence are at the heart of what we do, which means learning comes above all else.
Small is Beautiful: A lean, agile structure means we can be adaptable and responsive to changing needs and volatile market dynamics.
Heavy Hitters: Access to an extensive network of experts and specialists in their respective fields means we can work on big problems and projects. From designers to web developers; cybersecurity professionals, to accessibility and HR specialists: if we can't bring someone in, we'll point you in the right direction.
Enable & Empower: Our approach is to enable and empower our clients, regardless of their starting point. If we're still around, doing the exact same thing for the same client in 12 months' time, there's a failure in the learning process.