Nov 2022

I’m a Twitter quitter— why I have to break up with my favourite social network

It’s over. I mean, it’s probably over. I mean … it’s over but I’m not quite over it yet. My name is Ruth Callaghan and I’m addicted to Twitter. I’m

Aug 2022

VR is the future of meetings but won’t solve all the problems

I was running late. By the time the presentation was underway, the foyer was deserted so I was left to slink into the back of the auditorium where I lingered

Nov 2021

What does life after 80 mean for the health sector?

Last month, the WA Government confirmed it will have one of the broadest vaccine mandates in the country, covering an estimated million workers and building on earlier requirements for all

Nov 2021

The value of community sponsorships

When it comes to assessing whether your community sponsorship is valuable, it is time to talk about intangible benefits. Yes, your logo will be getting seen. Yes, your name is

Oct 2021

Life After 80: A Guide To Post-COVID Australia

The WA Government has confirmed it will have one of the broadest vaccine mandates in the country, covering an estimated million workers and building on earlier requirements for all health,

Sep 2021

Who reads the news anyway? Actually, you should

There’s nothing like a social media slam to give business leaders a wake-up. It might be a cranky customer who has hopped on Facebook in the wee hours, adding angry-face

Sep 2021

The State of Local Social Report 2021

Social media might connect you with the world, but it works best when it is local. Whether it is keeping you in touch with your neighbourhood, a way to find

May 2021

Skills shortage 2021: If you want the talent, you have to sell the job

WA continues to lead the COVID-19 recovery – with all jobs lost due to the pandemic now recovered and a further 20,000 jobs created. There are more than 1.4 million

Mar 2021

The battle of the giants: Facebook vs News Corp

There’s an African proverb that when elephants fight, it’s the grass that suffers — and that’s been abundantly clear for Australian media in the past few weeks. Facebook vs News Corp

May 2020

Utopia mothballed: what we can learn from Quayside Toronto

It was the most ambitious of projects: a technology-fuelled design for urban living that would generate tens of billions of dollars and change the way cities were built. So what should we make of Quayside Toronto's failure to get off the ground?

May 2020

Making in-house support work post COVID-19

The big story of the past three months has been about disruption — it’s a story that every business, big or small, has shared.

May 2020

COVID-19: managing the morale of your staff through the pandemic

You may not be able to stop by someone's desk or take them out for a coffee but there are little things we can all do each day to minimise negative feelings and make our co-workers feel more comfortable.