What happens when you do a lot, but don't say anything about it, and then finally decide to let people know?
I’ve been asked why I haven’t published anything lately. The answer to this question is simple. Priorities.
It’s been too long since my last post in this section, but a lot has happened in that time. The most recent development comes after I took the time to consider how I can best balance my passion for content
Hey, I totally get it, and I’m here to help. This was the reason why I started publishing digital insights and all sorts of articles about content strategy and business cases in the first place. And recently I’ve been asked
Not long ago the global amazing volunteer team announced World IA Day 2021 theme! So, next year, on February 27, information architecture shapers will talk about Curiosity. What does curiosity have to do with information architecture? Well, rather than telling
Innovation is definitely a buzzword which draw’s almost everyone’s attention. Nonetheless, as we see each day that passes, it comes with good and bad things and that’s obvious. To me, valuable innovation actually improves the quality of life without posing
When businesses experience „content fiasco” projects there are many reasons why. Find out what are the top 7!
Reading Adam Grant’s book „Give & Take” reconfirmed me the old saying that “what goes around comes around”. To be honest, I did not need confirmation. This is a strong belief I had it imprinted in my genes from an
Writing for the web is one topic I love to talk about. This time I’ve chosen 7 personal favorite articles from Norman Nielsen Group. Although some were published few years ago, the learnings and advices he has been given still apply today.
Over the past year, I have heard so many HR professionals working in different industries complaining about not being able to find the right people, about the great people that “resigned out of the blue”, about juniors with unreasonable expectations,
In today’s economy, businesses face unprecedented challenges of all sorts and the new technologies are the ones that get pointed at most of the times. Yet, it’s my personal belief that they are not the only ones. The possible answer
This is a quick reminder for all communication professionals across Europe to participate in The European Communication Monitor 2019 survey, which is available at www.communicationmonitor.net until March 8th. Besides the great knowledge win you get, every participant will receive a full report
