Podcasts about adaptive lab

This week, we look at the massively important topic of fintech for small businesses. Joining us are Edward Berks, Head of Fintech at Xero, a cloud-based accounting platform, Caroline Plumb, Founder and CEO of Fluidly, a cash flow forecasting tool, and James Haycock, Founder and Managing Director of Adaptive Lab, now Idean, following their recent acquisition by Capgemini.   These three guests bring a wealth of experience solving problems for sole traders and small businesses and are excellently placed to explore today's topic.   During the conversation, James mentions a report his team did on SMEs, which you can find here.   As always, connect with us on Twitter, Facebook, LinkedIn or on our website at bankingthefuture.com.   If you like today's episode, please subscribe on iTunes, or your podcast platform of choice, and leave us a review.   Thank you very much for joining us today. Please welcome, Edward Berks, Caroline Plumb and James Haycock.

Ramzi Yakob, Digital Strategy Lead at Aviva, examines the flaws that make us human. We make mistakes, miss important information, get tired, have biases... What would happend if we could design services that were even better than human? This Service Lab is a collaboration with the super-smart folk over at Adaptive Lab. Find out more at weareservicelab.com or follow us on Twitter @ServiceLabLDN or on meetup.com.  

Heather works with people to develop the tools, mindset and approach they need embrace change and modern ways of working. She holds certifications in agile and service design, but draws on a breadth of methodology and practical tools from across technology, design and leadership in her work. Heather often works 'embedded' in organisations for a fixed time to support her clients through intense periods of change. For the past eight years, she has been working with fast-changing organisations across design, technology and social good: With stints at three award-winning creative innovation studios (ustwo, Made by Many and Adaptive Lab) and delivering work for high-profile clients, such as Skype, ITV, the NSPCC, and TransferWise.

When big companies want to think like little startups, they call James Haycock. James is the MD of Adaptive Lab – a London-based digital innovation agency that works with brands like Barclays, ASOS and YouGov. He’s also written a book called Bye Bye Banks? which caught my eye, so I asked him about disruption in […] The post James Haycock, ‎managing director, Adaptive Lab appeared first on Reevoo.