(via Reece Parker, Henrique Barone and Hung Le animate the ‘future of work’ for IBM | Creative Boom)
Motion design studio BIEN has created Glow, an animated short film for IBM that dramatises how productivity loss affects modern companies and their workforces.
(via Konica Minolta US on Twitter: “We all have a "digital self,” Dr. Dennis Curry discusses humans in the #digitalworkplace #KMSpotlightNYC https://t.co/F4uo9Jr7jG" and Bill Jensen on Twitter: “Top jobs we’ll soon see! Dr. Dennis Curry discusses humans in the #digitalworkplace #KMSpotlightNYC https://t.co/OE2bG0OkqC”)
At our recent LiveTiles Futures event, we had a very talented sketch artist and UX expert Susanna Harrison illustrate the sessions. This is sketch 1 of 3. https://lnkd.in/g_KnbkK - feel free to contact Susanna for any of your sketch, design or illustration needs. Karl Redenbach James Dellow
“It turns out, he discovered, that “most competent people are not looking for part-time work.” (Surprise, surprise.) Indeed, the reality that the sharing economy visionaries can’t seem to grasp is that not everyone is cut out to be a gig-preneur, or to “build out their own businesses,” as Leah Busque likes to say. Being an entrepreneur takes a uniquely wired brand of individual with a distinctive skill set, including being “psychotically optimistic,” as one business consultant put it. Simply being jobless is not a sufficient qualification. In addition, apparently nobody in Silicon Valley ever shared with Kan or Busque the old business secret that “you get what you pay for.””
47% of existing jobs will become obsolete in the next 10 years - true or false? True. However…