Intelligent Organisation

An email to the local medical practice to request medical advice produced a response advising to ‘call at 0800 for an appointment with your doctor’.

A friend of mine, semi-retired and financially comfortable had been constructively using his time up a scaffolding tower and roof ladders repairing some loose roof

Received this from a friend and thought it worth sharing: My mobile phone bills keep getting sent to my old address, forwarded by the post

Apr 2014 Originally published on Loughborough University’s School of Business and Economics website While thinking about this post I enjoyed a conversation with my adult

The vicissitudes of 2020 have greatly accelerated the pace of adoption of virtual and digital means of interaction with not just family and friends but

(Originally presented as a short address to a forum hosted by the Cybernetics Society on 15th July 2020) There is a continuing crisis in the

I heard this week, not for the first time and I am absolutely sure not for the last, of UK universities seeking volunteers for redundancy

Dr. Charles House, Medical Director, Medicine Clinical Board, University College London Hospital (UCLH) Driving quality and performance improvement through a reflective cycle is to measure

Continuing my thread from early October on this theme, I thought I would share another example. This morning I received this email (lightly edited for

 A short(ish) blog this week –and, for reasons that will become clear, please don’t print it! I was invited by a University Professor (UP) to

  I have recently been involved in exploring the application of what is widely called artificial intelligence or, more appropriately for the most part, machine

Authors: John Beckford1 Prof. Peter Kawalek2 Richard Berry3  The Internet of Things and its autonomous device derivatives will doubtless nurture creativity within many sectors. Algorithms