On today's agenda, a great conversation about Dreams and Details as authored by Jim Snabe, chairman of Siemens, a Googley cloudy newspaper courtesy of The Telegraph and 'street' retail via Ralph Lauren...and something for Brexit fans.

Excuse the banging sounds at the beginning. The mice upstairs are dancing while wearing hobnail boots. 

We're late I know but then there's a good reason. I was on a 3-day death march to move and set up a new office. It's all done now but boy was it a PITA - literally, as I discovered muscles I'd forgotten about, in my rear end no less. 

I scored a scratchy call with Bonnie and Michelle of Raven Intel, a new HR analyst firm that hosts peer-reviewed implementation stories and assessments. It makes for an interesting conversation. 

A fun packed show that covers a red-headed bastard child, digital tax services and an updated users story. Where does the man bun fit in? There's a cracking joke at the end. 

It's all happening today folks with SAP shocking some with news of an €800-950 million significant restructuring plan, Starbucks putting your coffee on a bike (?!) and Marc Benioff, CEO Salesforce announcing the 5th Industrial Revolution. 

Community has been something of a Cinderella but Rachel Happe believes that 2019 will be a breakthrough year. Hear how she parses this long running story out. You might be surprised at some of the benefits. 

On today's agenda, the digital skills crisis at Davos and leadership from Infor and Zoho.

And for those who like a little imagery? We have Writer's Clock. Check it out - I am so getting one of these. 

Den and Chris provide different angles to the GDPR story both in the context of Brexit and data privacy. In other news, Phil explores the new wave of enterprise apps that are coming down the pipe, enabled by technologies like Workata, Mulesfot and Dell Boomi. 

BTW - this is called the Dyson sucks edition but you'll have to listen through to the end to get the context. 

On today's agenda, Davos opens with some downbeat assessments, GDPR's impact is positive and a powerful HCM use case. Oh - and a new diginomica partner to welcome onboard - Neptune Software.