Digital Workplace Impact

Have you heard about DWG’s new programme to help digital workplace leaders future-proof their organizations?  In this episode of Digital Workplace Impact, Paul Miller, DWG’s Chairman and Founder, stops by to talk with host, Nancy Goebel. He shares more about the new kick-start programme aimed at helping leaders to go from ‘baseline to breakthrough’ – and then beyond.  As part of a new series of ‘Vantage Point’ events, DWG will host two 90-minute online sessions, on October 23 and November 20. These will take leaders through how to baseline where an organization’s digital workplace is really at, as a springboard for the future. And this also ties in with a new benchmarking product focused on AI, due to launch later this month.   In this conversation, Paul discusses the importance of designing the future before it designs you. He muses that the digital workplace post-pandemic is in a state rather akin to the Leaning Tower of Pisa: standing up but in need of some maintenance and alignment! But is it tilting towards the future or the past?  So, join Nancy and Paul for a lively conversation on what’s next from DWG around helping organizations to design their own future.  (Show notes, links and transcript for this episode.)  Guest speakers:  Paul Miller, DWG’s Chairman and Founder

Insight, energy and experience – three elements that shine through in this latest Digital Workplace Impact episode, as Corinne Goldberg, an AI data transformation expert at Google, takes the spotlight. In her first podcast ‘appearance’, Corinne talks about her dual passions for digital transformation and fitness; both areas that guide people to achieve elevated performance by inspiring the pushing of boundaries. Corinne herself is entering a new career chapter. She’s working with enterprise customers to modernize technology infrastructures through AI services, helping to realize opportunities via cloud technology and AI products.  Host Nancy Goebel draws on this new chapter and on Corinne’s past experiences to lead us through a fascinating conversation which covers three pillars of digital transformation: productivity, operational resilience and competitive differentiation. The discussion also stresses the importance of fostering a data-driven culture within organizations, using what Corinne calls the ‘ARC’ principles of accessibility, reliability and creativity.  With tantalizing future-gazing around digital transformation, analytics and AI, along with some topical advice for data transformation teams today, there’s something for all. So, listen now for fascinating insights from a Google data transformation expert.   (Show notes, links and transcript for this episode.) Guest speaker:Corinne Goldberg,AI Data Transformation Expert at Google 

What is digital friction and why should organizations care about it? And how can intranets live in between different viable forms of technology to decrease this friction?   All this and more comes under discussion in the latest episode of Digital Workplace Impact, as host Nancy Goebel is joined by Sean Winter, General Manager for North America at LumApps.   As many of us see, every day employees are required to use increasing numbers of apps in the workplace – but how can technology serve as a means to elegantly connect these different encounters? The pair talk about how digital employee experience (DEX) platforms, like LumApps, are setting out to reduce digital friction by creating seamless experiences.   As someone well-versed in the complexities of working in this space, Sean offers thoughtful insights and future-gazing ideas. The conversation covers continuous learning, AI-enabled coaching, data-driven insights, and experiences that could be truly integrated and personalized. Sean also shares practical advice for digital workplace leaders and teams.   So, if you’re interested in opening up a book of digital employee experience and exploring the chapters, join Nancy and Sean to learn more about LumApps’ take on the future of DEX.  (Show notes, links and transcript for this episode.)  Guest speakers:  Sean Winter, General Manager, North America, LumApps 

Are you embracing all that Copilot brings or still figuring out the best ways to adopt this technology?  This time in the Digital Workplace Impact studio, host Nancy Goebel welcomes the esteemed Mark Rackley. As the Microsoft Practice Director at Protiviti, a celebrated Microsoft MVP (most valuable professional) and early adopter of Copilot, Mark provides valuable insights into Microsoft 365 Copilot.  The introduction of Copilot had its first anniversary earlier this year and, with clarity and pragmatism, Mark gives his perspective on how it’s revolutionizing the digital workplace. The pair discuss the hype versus the potential ‘friction’ when using Copilot in action; what a return on investment in Copilot might actually mean; and just how rapidly this landscape is changing.  The conversation covers valuable lessons, tangible benefits and seasoned advice on how to get started. For all this and more, listen now and discover new ways to achieve the most from Microsoft Copilot.  (Show notes, links and transcript for this episode.) Guest speakers:  Mark Rackley, Microsoft MVP and Director Microsoft Practice at Protiviti 

Is your organization ready to seize the opportunities presented by AI?  In the latest episode of the Digital Workplace Impact podcast, our host Nancy Goebel delves into the strategic imperative of AI readiness. Nancy is joined by Edward Taylor, DWG’s Chief Growth Officer, to explore the transformative impact of Microsoft Copilot on large-scale enterprises and the pivotal role of digital literacy in the workforce.  The discussion covers how early adopters of AI navigated the challenges of data leaks and the proactive measures subsequently implemented. You can hear insights on user engagement during Copilot trials and understand more about why change management is essential for AI integration.  In addition, the pair offer valuable advice for those considering DWG’s AI Readiness Assessment, a tool to help organizations leverage their strengths for AI adoption. If you have questions about the strategic importance of AI readiness in large-scale organizations, this is the podcast for you. Listen today and find out more. Guest speaker: Edward Taylor, DWG’s Chief Growth Officer 

DWG’s Director of Knowledge, Shimrit Janes, is back in the podcast hot seat. In this episode of Digital Workplace Impact, she shares a first look at new research,ESG and the digital workplace, which is now available to download in full. At a time when organizations are coming under daily scrutiny around their ethics and behaviour, approaches to environmental, social and governance (ESG) have never been so important. Host Nancy Goebel invites Shimrit to uncover what the research suggests, and the podcast provides a thought-provoking primer on ESG considerations for digital workplace teams.  In this wide-ranging discussion, they consider whether organizations can see themselves as good citizens and what taking action to be a good ancestor might mean. This highly relevant research presents clear insights into how the digital workplace strategy can align to wider stakeholder voices and gives specific examples of practices and approaches to open up ESG through digital workplace transformation. So, if you’re currently examining what ‘doing the right thing’ means to your customers, stakeholders and organization, then stop right now to hear more about what this latest research can offer you. Guest speakers:  Shimrit Janes, Director of Knowledge at the Digital Workplace Group Show notes, links and transcript for this episode: Download the research: https://digitalworkplacegroup.com/reports/esg-and-the-digital-workplace/