Chief Disruptor Blog

Adam Stead

As Research & Content Producer, Adam finds and publishes up-to-date expertise regarding how disruptive technology will drive change business and life.

DATA AND THE LAW

on 24-Aug-2017 17:59:05 By | Adam Stead | 0 Comments | Thought Leadership

‘General Data Protection Regulation’ is arriving in early 2018. I take a look at what it could mean for businesses.

EXPERT PERSPECTIVE: THE COMING OF AI

on 22-Aug-2017 16:16:25 By | Adam Stead | 0 Comments | Case Studies & Interviews

Presenter, technologist, gadget-user… Spencer Kelly has spent years on the technological vanguard, examining potential advances, from the life-saving to the inane. Today, as AI capabilities move forward, Kelly tells me what he thinks the future holds.

Expert Perspective: Stay Sane, says your robot.

on 26-Jul-2017 15:25:37 By | Adam Stead | 0 Comments | Case Studies & Interviews Thought Leadership

Nick Taylor, of the mental health app ‘Unmind’, talks about new technology, cultural shift, and mental health. The topic “mental health” has reached a critical milestone of relevance: politicians have begun to posture around it. Both major parties in the UK have referred to it in their most recent manifesto, and the Conservatives called current treatment provision a ‘burning injustice’.

Customer Experience Dinner

on 21-Jul-2017 14:31:06 By | Adam Stead | 0 Comments | Activities & Updates Case Studies & Interviews

This interactive dinner took place at the Covent Garden Hotel on the 29th June. It was a dinner for industry leaders from backgrounds as diverse as letting agencies, the public sector, and digital marketing experts. The dinner was held in association with DocuSign.

The Future of Work

on 23-Jun-2017 17:42:00 By | Adam Stead | 0 Comments | Research & Reports Activities & Updates Thought Leadership

This interactive dinner took place at the Covent Garden Hotel on the 22nd June. It was a dinner for industry leaders from backgrounds as diverse as broadcasters, accountancy firms, architect bodies, and the public sector. The dinner was kindly sponsored by Box and Okta; two companies uniquely well placed to profit from the digital revolution.