Tag Archives: 4G
The Apprentice: A rocky road ahead?
Those in the UK will no doubt be aware that last Sunday saw the finale of The Apprentice, where the nerdy inventor Tom Pellereau triumphed over the hyper-organised and arguably more capable Helen Milligan (here). In contrast to previous series’, … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized Tagged rash manner, Tom Pellereau, Helen Milligan, Lord Sugar, 4G, performance, relationships, energy, United Kingdom, The Apprentice Leave a comment
Can you predict and optimise key components of collaboration?
Justin Kirby was very kind to do a writeup of our contribution to a NESTA funded research project he was involved in. These ideas aren’t dissimilar to what I wrote about re: Jackie Orme and I’ve added a short extract … Continue reading
Posted in Teams, Technology, 4G, Intangibles, Psychology Tagged Bruce Lewin, Justin Kirby, jackie orme, video conferencing, collaboration, 4G technology helps, 4G, research, nesta, processes, prediction, technology, development Leave a comment
