There’s more to it than Slack and Zoom. — As tasks are automated one by one, collaboration might have become one of the last ways to signal humanity. By working as a team, you show your most creative, human, and emotional side, and you can figure out differentiating and genuine ideas. But productive collaboration relies on several phases: brainstorming…

The power of neural nets in anyone’s hands — Data scientists know it better than anyone: training machine-learning models is a long and tedious job. Among other things, data engineers need to write the code, clean the data, create the labels, refine the model… And even when the model is up to the task, they still need to review…

Great productivity starts with a great learning experience — In the late 20th century, employers needed workers who were confident enough in their knowledge to manage predefined information systems. Today, companies can no longer rely on workers that are definitive experts in their subjects. As knowledge systems evolve, an expert in the field today may become a novice tomorrow…

Stimulating designers’ visual thinking. — It’s been a while since designers have incorporated Design Thinking into their practices. But this still hasn’t been translated into their choice of work tools. From customer journey mapping to prototyping and product testing, many solutions on the market guide and simplify their creative process. With their interactive interfaces, these…

Tools to lead insightful brainstorming sessions. — Have you ever tried to take notes on your computer? Note-taking interfaces such as Evernote or GoogleKeep can be hard to deal with. As they only enable linear and textual thinking, you might struggle to elaborate your ideas and communicate them clearly to your team. Mind Map software aims to…

The power of machine learning in anyone’s hand — Ever since AI has found its way into the corporate world, automation projects have been in the hands of data scientists. These new entrants in the business world, although bringing sharp expertise in intelligent data systems, don’t necessarily provide the same judgment as experienced business people. This is especially critical…

Thinking tools are all assets against automation — As 65% of Americans expect their jobs to be automated in the near future, it’s easy to push back against any kind of innovation and solutions in the workplace. But not all innovations lead to human skills depreciation. There are tools that, instead of substituting workers’ cognitive and emotional abilities…

The meteoric rise of augmented intelligence — Automation is gaining more ground in the corporate world than ever before. Every day, new AI-based technologies are inevitably finding their place in the office. By being able to process unstructured data, these solutions can handle tasks such as document filing or transaction processing as easily as knowledge works. …

How to fit in the new AI economy — In a technology-driven economy, skills like software design, database engineering, or computer science might seem indispensable. Yet, today’s employers are not necessarily prioritizing technical experience and knowledge in their recruitment process. As companies' information systems constantly evolve, they increasingly seek adaptative, collaborative, and creative skills.