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The must-know strategies for getting employees to embrace workplace technology
There’s a disconnect between what executives believe and what employees actually experience when it comes to technology at work. Getting buy-in from staff is critical to ensure it does its job – adding value and efficiency to business.
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What a clunky 1980s cell phone can teach us about leadership
To stay ahead of the curve, executives must be early adopters of technology. By embracing their own curiosity and showing optimism for the future they will not only set an example for staff, but ensure their business remains at the cutting-edge of possibility.
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Leading the way to business innovation
Rather than keeping up with technological change, companies need to innovate strategically while keeping customer and business needs in mind. Leadership isn’t optional.
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Report: A prescription for blockchain and healthcare – reinvent or be reinvented
Healthcare is rife with complexity, data and manual processing, but those hindrances also make it a great case for blockchain efficiency. It’s time for healthcare to realise the benefits of blockchain, or face the bitter pill of outside
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Drawing conclusions: Solving business problems with experience and pencils
The answers to problems are rarely found in isolation. Find out how a simple childhood game of communal drawing embodies design thinking methodologies to solve complex business challenges.
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Breaking the curiosity silo for success
With technological change increasing, employees need to be adaptable and multi-skilled in order for organisations to succeed. Sparking their desire for learning will lead to curiosity and better business solutions.
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The future of healthcare: Bringing patient data to life
Do hospitals need more doctors or data analysts? Is physical space more important, or digital real estate? We ask Vaughn Kauffman, head of PwC’s Health Services and New Entrants Advisory, for his prognosis for innovation in health services.
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Leverage the lessons of the US to digitise our hospitals
In 2015, the United States had 1,414 digital hospitals. In Australia, there was one. Despite a high standard of healthcare, why is there a delay in transforming Australia’s hospitals?
Read moreDigital IQ region-by-region: North America
With the impending launch of Digital IQ, it’s improtant to understand how each global region is handling the digital revolution.
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