Nature vs. technology: lessons in complexity: webinar recap

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A mural from the Nature vs. Technology: Lessons in Complexity: Webinar
Nature vs. technology: lessons in complexity: webinar recap
Written by 
Mary Halling
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April 8, 2020

Building off Mickey McManus's work published in the book 'Trillions,' Mickey and Diana Dosik of Boston Consulting Group joined our Head of Services, Mark Tippin to discuss how we continue to exist in a world where there are trillions of processors to contend with.

We zoomed out a bit in this webinar. Because of this moment in history we've all found ourselves a part of, we felt it was important to highlight the importance of imagination and play. Dreamers, though often dismissed, are critical to our future. Of course, before anything can be made, it must be imagined, and in most cases, that vision must be shared among a team, studio, factory, or community in order for it to be designed, orchestrated or enjoyed.

In a highly interactive hour and change, Diana and Mickey broke down what we can learn from complex and disruptive systems like the Internet of Things (IoT) and biology, and explored how humans can leverage visual platforms to think bigger, together.

🖼 Explore the presentation mural here:

📹 Access the webinar recording here:

👀 Check out these resources for more info:

🗣 Diana Dosik's TED Talk: Why We Need to Treat Our Employees as Thoughtfully as Our Customers

📄 Diana's LinkedIn article: COVID-19 and the Future of Work

📄 BCG: Organizing for the Future with Tech, Talent, and Purpose

📄 BCG: Anatomy of the Bionic Company

🎡 WheelDecide: Digital spinning wheel for randomly selecting topics

📚 Trillions: Mickey McManus's book

🔗 All MURAL's resources related to remote work

🎥 This MURAL Minute YouTube series for quick tips on remote work

Thanks for joining us. Hope to see you at one of our upcoming webinars.💡

Mary Halling
Mary Halling
Mary is the Community Manager at MURAL. She's passionate about building relationships with people, especially if coffee and good food are involved.
Published on 
April 8, 2020

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