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From industry trends to the future of work, here you'll find insights and updates from leading voices across The Adaptavist Group family of brands.
Why we need to get more comfortable with the unknown

Why we need to get more comfortable with the unknown

Products and solutions succeed by solving real problems. Creating them can, and perhaps should, seem daunting. Why? Because the challenge isn’t simply having an idea and making it. We need to solve the right problem in the right way, and enough people need to be willing to pay for it, too. Setting out on that journey is intimidating enough, but something else tends to block the path to success.
by Richard George
on 20 Mar 2026
Kate Dickinson on Data analysis techniques to get value faster

How can you get more value from your data, more quickly, more often?

Most organisations have never had as much data as they do today, or needed to make more decisions at speed. The world of the data analyst typically revolves around reports and metrics. However, organisations that want to gain competitive advantage should expect analysts to do much more. So, how do you ensure your data has maximum impact on business outcomes?
by Kate Dickinson
on 18 Mar 2026
Isobel McWilliams: What does 'good HR' look like in 2026?

What does 'good HR' look like in 2026?

Most business functions are under pressure to constantly evolve. At The Adaptavist Group, we believe that HR should be, too. Find out how we’re making sure HR plays a supportive role in the growth of our 1,100-strong group.
by Isobel McWilliams
on 9 Mar 2026
Text reading 'Emma Weston' and 'Managing cognitive load and protecting team wellbeing in negative news cycles' with a photo of Emma and The Adaptavist Group logo

Managing cognitive load and protecting team wellbeing in negative news cycles

Distressing, 24-hour news can impact mental bandwidth and people's performance at work. Read our strategies to handle cognitive overload to support your team's wellbeing and psychological safety.
by Emma Weston
on 5 Mar 2026
Jyoti Jaswani on the value of a pause in a world of automation

The value of a pause in a world of automation

As organisations push for productivity, it is time to question the "efficiency-at-all-costs" mindset. Drawing on insights from the Oxford Generative AI Summit and recent Harvard research into cognitive debt, this blog explores why human judgment, empathy, and intentional friction are not bottlenecks but the primary drivers of long-term business value.
by Jyoti Jaswani
on 3 Mar 2026
Harp Athwal addressing the audience

The results are in: How Adapting for Tomorrow helped transform two AI Canadian-based startups

You may remember us launching in 2024 Adapting for Tomorrow, our AI startup incubator programme, which was an initiative we kickstarted out of our Canadian office.
by Harp Athwal
on 26 Feb 2026