From a very early age, Dean Corcoran was inquisitive about everything! It started in his backyard as a youngster, where he would explore the natural wonders he found under rocks, up trees and in the dirt. Fast forward into his adult life and that sense of wonder hasn't disappeared, but now he's in a new backyard. And that backyard is the fast paced world of Microsoft.

Dean is a Data and AI Solutions Strategist for Microsoft Australia. He works with businesses to integrate the latest technologies that drive workplace improvement. Technologies such as Big Data, Artificial Intelligence and the Internet of Things. Dean believes that tech must symbiotically be part of the world we work, live and play in to be beneficial. This idea is something that rings true with the Intelligent Workplace concept.

Join me as I explore Dean's knowledge of AI, and how he sees it taking the Intelligent Workplace to another level. Enjoy the conversation.

The Intelligent Workplace: https://podcast.livetiles.nyc/

I am taking a different approach to this episode, looking at the concept of the Intelligent Workplace from another angle. In this episode, my guest Matt Moore introduces the topic of the Unintelligent Organisation. I know that sounds a little different to the direction of the previous episodes, but trust me on this one.

Matthew Moore, a senior lecturer at the University of Technology, has over 20 years experience working in diverse roles such as Knowledge Management, IT Design and Strategy and Collaboration Management. Matt prides himself on bringing people together in new ways to create new ideas, new products and new experiences...enabling smart people to achieve their potential.

So, what are Unintelligent Organisations and where does the Intelligent Workplace fit with this concept? I'll let Matt explain...

The Intelligent Workplace: https://podcast.livetiles.nyc/

The Intelligent workplace concept is only limited by your imagination. Each person I speak to defines it through the lense of their experience. With each conversation, the concept seems to grow and expand.

Cameron Smith works for the the highly regarded Australian ICT Services provider, SXIQ. Cameron's experience is broad, having working in financial services, Insurance, Construction and Communications. He draws upon his experience in enterprise architecture, application development and digital transformation. His industry insights are valuable and thought provoking.

Cameron is a transformational thinker with a passion for delivering amazing user experiences. This is a very interesting chat.

https://podcast.livetiles.nyc/

https://sxiq.com.au/

Gregg Lederman founded Brand Integrity, a leadership development and employee engagement company. He has 20 years of experience working within organisation on implementing engagement solutions.

If you have seen one of Gregg's presentations, you would know he is an engaging high-energy speaker. An experienced campaigner, his knowledge of human interactions in the workplace is thorough. Gregg focusses on implementing programs that increase employee engagement and improve work culture.

So, how does the Intelligent Workplace help him address employee cravings.

https://podcast.livetiles.nyc/

http://www.gregglederman.com/

James Dellow describes himself as a human-centred designer and technology strategist. The attributes make him the perfect guest for this new podcast series.

This series is all about exploring the many possibilities the Intelligent Workplace presents. Where can we go with it, how do we get there and what technologies will we pick up for the ride along the way. In this episode, James focusses on the human element of the Intelligent Workplace.

James is an engaging presenter and a much sought after public speaker. He is a veteran media performer and a published author, with a Masters in Business & Technology. Enjoy the conversation, the is so much we can learn from him.

https://podcast.livetiles.nyc/

https://chieftech.com.au/about/