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AskDWG: How do we surf the uncertain digital workplace waves?
In our AskDWG podcasts, Shimrit Janes, Director of Knowledge, shares with Paul Miller two hot topics that have come up in recent member AskDWG queries. Together, they discuss the latest relevant thinking and highlight available DWG resources for further reading.
Who is Paul Miller?
Business and social entrepreneur Paul Miller is CEO and Founder of Digital Workplace Group (DWG). His latest book, The Digital Renaissance of Work: Delivering digital workplaces fit for the future (co-authored with Elizabeth Marsh), was shortlisted for the Management Book of the Year 2016 Award, and his previous book, The Digital Workplace: How technology is liberating work, helped to popularize and explain the term “digital workplace”. Paul hosts the Digital Workplace Impact podcast, is Executive Producer of the 24-hour global digital experience Digital Workplace 24, and hosted the pioneering internet radio show Digital Workplace Live for five years. He has given many inspirational talks on the digital future of work, for audiences at Microsoft, IKEA, Google, Accenture, Harvard Business Review, Cisco, European Commission, IMF, Adobe and Oxford University.
Paul was ranked one of the world’s Top 50 Social Employee Advocacy Leaders in 2015. Prior to founding DWG, he was Founder and CEO of communications company The Empowerment Group; Publisher and Editor of social and digital innovation magazine ‘Wave’; and, in pre-internet days, Co-founder of the Ideas Café salon. He lives in the Cotswolds in the UK.
Connect with Paul on Twitter: @paulmillersays
See more about Paul Miller on: Wikipedia
Other episodes
Will we ever ‘go’ to work again?
While returning to an office may still be some time off for many, organizations are now thinking about how they can welcome people back in a safe and viable way. In this episode, Paul Miller speaks to Sam Fisher, who supports landlords, tenants and property management teams in how to strategically design holistic workplaces.
Follow this fascinating and encouraging conversation as Sam gives practical advice on how organizations can start to plan for a successful reopening and shares her perspective on the longer-term future.
Is this the era of the intelligent digital assistant?
Intelligent digital workplace assistants (IDAs) are a rapidly growing trend, with more and more organizations implementing them to help increase productivity and efficiency in the workforce.
In this episode, Paul Miller talks to Brett Caldon, CEO of Workgrid, and Kevin Olp, author of DWG’s report “The Intelligent Digital Workplace Assistant: An introduction for digital workplace teams”.
100 people and no offices – the new normal?
Digital Workplace Group (DWG) has no offices. There were offices in London and New York until seven years ago – but people didn’t seem to choose to work there very often, so they were closed. Today, there are about 100 people across Europe and North America, who work anywhere and everywhere for the organization. In this episode, Paul Miller interviews two of his colleagues about what it is like to work for DWG and to work remotely.
Together, they discuss the culture and how it differs from working elsewhere, what the challenges can be of working remotely, and what large corporates can learn from this small organization.
