ways of working
Levelling up: Video game design and more engaged employees
In a competitive talent landscape, businesses need to do all they can to attract and retain employees. Could the popularity of playing video games provide an answer?
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The great work-from-home experiment and the future of the office
Organisations have adapted to working remotely with relative ease, however, the next step is harder. Go back to potentially unsafe but collaborative office buildings or let go of costly real estate, sacrificing culture for flexibility?
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Getting to the finish faster: Redefining how your people work for a fit business
Today’s business needs to get in shape in order to be adaptable and resilient. A ‘BXT’ approach helps you hone skills, build better experiences and adopt smarter business strategies.
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Experience and the myth of product innovation
Having an amazing product idea is one thing, bringing it to life is quite another — it requires the right people, in the right place, and ultimately, the right experience.
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Aligning digital product innovation with your business
Digital product innovation can deliver organisational efficiencies, customer value and growth. But before you start building the next big app, platform or dashboard, make sure these critical business imperatives are addressed first.
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The digital product innovation at the heart of your transformation
A mature product innovation capability can lead to business growth and competitive advantage. But if your digital product hasn’t lived up to its promise, it’s likely due to one of four issues: data, agility, scale or leadership.
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Why attracting and retaining the top Millennial talent is key to future success
Never before have five generations coexisted in the workplace. Millennials are set to make up the largest group by 2025, so understanding their preferences and needs will be key to attracting and retaining the top talent among them.
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What PwC Australia learned about fast tracking tech adoption during COVID-19
COVID-19 has provided many organisations with a crash course in technology adoption. Here are some of the lessons PwC Australia learned in moving its 8000-strong workforce to remote working in a fortnight.
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Reimagining healthcare: Telemedicine initiatives for COVID-19
Changing consumer attitudes and the necessity to ‘flatten the curve’ are ushering in a new era of telemedicine. A range of initiatives could help reduce surge capacity on healthcare systems and reimagine how healthcare is delivered in the future.
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