Showing posts with label Neil Patrick. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Neil Patrick. Show all posts

Why we should all embrace fintech

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By  Neil Patrick If you ever read this blog, you’ll know that I am frequently pessimistic about the free for all which typifies b...

The great power of technology demands great responsibility

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By  Neil Patrick Technology is not a panacea; who uses it for what end is what matters. Two stories generated headlines in the UK medi...

Fast fashion – British men to lead solution to a global problem

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"This is nice - it will look perfect in landfill" 1 April 2019 By  Neil Patrick Clarkson, Clegg and Facebook unite to c...

Marketing to older demographics is a disgrace to the profession

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If you think this is how to appeal to mature consumers, you need to grow up.  A lot. By  Neil Patrick Many marketers view older...

Career survival in the age of surveillance capitalism

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By  Neil Patrick In my last post I described the rise of surveillance capitalism. I also promised to provide some thoughts about ho...

The price of peace in Europe and who paid for it

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By  Neil Patrick How Germany lost the war but won the peace. I first visited Germany in the early 1970’s. I wasn’t much more than ...

Participate or perish – the implications of surveillance capitalism for your career

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By  Neil Patrick The fourth industrial revolution will not be our saviour, it risks becoming our enslaver. Big data and the interne...

HR data and analytics drives profits but at what cost?

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By  Neil Patrick HR analytics can punish your employees, but you won’t worry about that if you want to win. In his 1976 book, ...

AI in recruiting really means ‘abdicated intelligence’

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By  Neil Patrick What is advocated and marketed as technology-enabled recruitment processes increases the difficulty in finding a...

Wonga is not the sort of fintech we want thank you

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By  Neil Patrick Does technology have a moral compass? I guess most would say it’s morally neutral. It is the people creating it wh...