In the past, to evaluate the health and success of an enterprise, you would look to its balance sheet where the profit, margins, and revenue columns would lay bare the performance and trajectory of the business. But that myopic way of measuring success is...
Success should be measured by the ‘externalities’ of the business
By Stephen Jamieson
How creativity, bolstered by data, is forging a path to the circular economy
By Stephen Jamieson
If anyone still doesn’t believe we’re in the midst of a climate crisis, they likely never will...
A commitment to collaboration and circularity can spur a green recovery
By Stephen Jamieson
Like many of you, it’s been months since I’ve sat in a conference room, debating and discussing business...
Using data to make the world more circular
By Stephen Jamieson
The worth of the global plastics market is estimated at £1.2bn but, from the moment it leaves the shelf, single-use plastic is perceived as...
Why modern ERP is the key to harnessing employee activism
By Stephen Jamieson
An activist employee is an engaged employee. The past few years have seen a sharp rise in employee-driven activism. From public declarations to staff walk outs, employees have found creative (and often very public) ways to demand their companies take...
The Power of Purpose
By Stephen Jamieson
It wasn’t Bono who stole the show at Davos. It wasn’t even Will.i.am, Marc Benioff or Gary Cohn. Nor was it...
Intelligent technology won’t help if we aren’t intelligent about Climate Change
By Stephen Jamieson
It’s something of an understatement to say there’s no lack of intelligent technology in the world today. From blockchain and artificial intelligence, to the sprawling possibilities of the Internet of Things (IoT), technologies are changing the shape of the world...