Foundational Infrastructure
Infrastructure is a relationship between a company’s ecosystem and environment. It is the result of vision, strategy, and execution using the context of people, content, and measurable objectives.
Business ecosystems and environments
How ecosystems and environments differ and why they need each other
Explores how internal business ecosystems—made up of people, tools, and workflows—and business environments—like culture, identity, and economic context—interact to shape organizational performance. It argues that effective integration of AI, especially when driven by individual contributors, can transform both the ecosystem and the environment for the better. Supported by current research, it offers practical insights for leaders looking to architect more adaptive, aligned, and intelligent organizations.
Objectives and expectations
We have to get to know the client first—who are they, what do they care about, why did they hire us, what is going to make them famous?
Seek to understand
Before we design, build, or implement anything we have to understand who we are talking to and learn what they care about.
Data analysics
We design, build and manage experiences that are more human and are created using community-based principles.
Impact reporting
We design, build and manage experiences that are more human and are created using community-based principles.
