A TI People Perspective: Getting The Human Experience of Work Right
The agrarian economy came first. Then the industrial economy, followed by the service economy. In the present day we live in the experience economy. The experience economy was first described in 1998 by B. Joseph Pine II and James H. Gilmore. They argued...
Hello FOUNT
TI PEOPLE partners with EX leaders to provide better experiences for people at work. Today, we are happy to announce that we are carving out our EX Intelligence and Operations solutions as a new company: FOUNT – Experiences Count. Companies are facing...
You Cannot Solve What You Do Not Understand
An instrumental part of solving the challenge of improving people’s experience of work is getting to know the people and the context and understanding the bases of their perceptions, motivations, and needs. Doing so typically requires a blended approach. Ask...
The Manager – An Underleveraged Opportunity to Have Meaningful Impact on Employee Experience
These days, we at TI People are asked to help set employee experience priorities: The world is asking for a better human experience of work – and at the same time, the reality for many organizations is that SG&A spend has been cut by 15% on average. Delivering...