wibas magazine
More analogization
Everything is calling for digitalization. But that's just the next bit of technological progress, isn't it? And isn't the world of work crying out for analogization, i.e. the rediscovery of everything that has been lost to us in the mechanization of the world of work? That's what issue 04/18 is all about.
Content
More digitization
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Distributed work? Only with digital support.
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Digitization only works directly in the market.
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Do good to others
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Digitization for business people
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Digitization in retail
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Of blue elephants and the brave new world
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Detlef Dränger, Against!
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Digital to the SolutionsHH 2018
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Ten theses on digitization and analogization
More analogization
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Distributed teamwork sucks.
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I'm looking you in the eye.
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My digital family
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Mindfulness for agilists
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Stay human
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Who is actually coaching whom here?
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Vintage cars are analog and digital.
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Quite erratic, these signals
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Hubert Hanger, against!
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Analogous to SolutionsHH 2018
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Ten theses on analogization and digitization
Printed version
If you send us your address by e-mail, we will be happy to send you the magazine free of charge. And if you have the impression that the second part of the magazine is upside down: It's supposed to be. It is intended to be a reversible magazine. And that only works physically – haptically and not digitally.
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