Category Archives: Brainstorming

In my role as Nordic HR business partner for IBM Global Services, one of my high value activities was to lead endless workshops with all new IBMers and in-sourced employees at a time when we received thousands of new employees … Continue reading →

“The new opportunity is interdependent individuals working creatively together for complementary reasons” – @eskokilpi I samband med att jag började använda Twitter 2010 så “upptäckte jag” Esko Kilpi, en fantastisk tänkare, som bor och verkar i Finland. Hans kommentar ovan fastnade … Continue reading →

This day, I would like to praise three individuals I have met and worked with over the last two years in a globally recognized CSR initiative for HCL technology I managed together with Liselotte Hägertz Engstam. They are three real … Continue reading →

This week I have spent considerable time to understand drivers and opportunities around gamification related to employee engagement. We can debate if gamification is a good name or not. Personally I believe the term behavioral economics instead, simply as that … Continue reading →

I have just read the Tower Watsons “2012 Global Workforce Study: Driving Strong Performance in a Volatile Global Environment” and I am full agreement with their findings and recommendations. Below are my comments to this report.   This report is a … Continue reading →

As a starter, it depends on the context, so let us revisit some general definitions first as we can always refine the absolute definitions later: “Sustainability is the general capacity to endure. For humans, sustainability is the long-term maintenance of … Continue reading →

I have been thinking a lot lately about gamification and how it will change the way we will work with the facebook generation  (to simplify and generalise a bit). I have also been observing and looking at our teenagers commitment to online … Continue reading →

My first tweet was – like for many others – along ” So I am on Twitter, now what?”, a normal unimpressed reaction entering a large empty room everyone had been talking about, empty but still cluttered with endless content… … Continue reading →