Future Of Work Episodes

Ryan interviews Jacqui Rigby, Founder and Director of Rigby Pollitt Associates, about the benefits and pitfalls of implementing an agile methodology

What we learned about the new world of work in 2020

Could this be the future Microsoft's envisioning?

Adapting through crisis, why hierarchies can be useful, and empowering leadership

Patrick Garrity, VP of Operations at Blumira, a cloud SIEM provider, shares the top cybersecurity threats organizations might be overlooking going into 2021

Garry Lee, Director & Consultant at Thirty Three Percent, shares how his business has adapted to running workshops remotely

Bestselling author and data science thought leader, Mike Bugembe, talks getting value out of tech, building a PC with his son, GPT-3, education's silent disruption, and more

What can personality and meeting analytics tell us about how to work more effectively? And how can organizations design systems to drive dispersed employees towards meaningful goals?

How 5G could impact working from home, the rise of quantum computing, and predictive CX

What part-time CIO work is, who it's right for, and how to find the right opportunity

5 strategies to try for more seamless remote/hybrid working

Is it time to embrace the scan?

Ryan's new Mac, rethinking business continuity, & new gadgets

Are you ready to "work from anywhere"?

Mini-retirements and other mindset shifts

James Grove, head of IT for Southampton Football Club, discusses the unique technology requirements of elite sports

Predictions and reactions to the future of Windows.

Research shows it pays to be funny at work (if you manage to avoid these pitfalls).

Danny Attias, CIO for a blood cancer charity, shares his journey with leading digital transformation.

Wardley mapping, IT challenges in policing, and the importance of getting things done

Diving deep on open source technology and education in the UK.

In today's digital-first world, automating business processes is key to delivering better customer experiences.

Wait, you can build a brand making fun of the Microsoft Team's ringtone?

What will work look like in 2050?