Leicestershire is described as a place with no boundaries where creativity flourishes, visions and ambitions are encouraged, and a helping hand is always available. It is a region with a diverse and committed workforce, a thriving population that helps businesses prosper, and a focus on innovation with no limits. Leicestershire offers a high quality of life for families and individuals with its blend of urban, suburban and rural areas, as well as easy access to major destinations by road, rail and air.
The document provides information about various creative centres visited by participants in the European Creative Business Network and Dutch Creative Residency Network study tour of London from May 29-31, 2014. It discusses centres focused on cultural and social impact like Shoreditch Trust East Road, Somerset House, Southbank Centre, and Ravensbourne. It also discusses centres focused on incubation and investment readiness like Club Workspace, Central Working, Microsoft Ventures Accelerator, and Impact Hub. The document summarizes the activities, ownership structures, and business models of each centre.
The document invites investors to purchase shares in Unity House (Wakefield) Limited, a member-owned cooperative developing Unity Hall in Wakefield, UK. Unity Hall will feature a 650-seat events hall for music, theater, and film; office space for 50 creative businesses; and meeting spaces. The cooperative aims to establish Unity Hall as a major arts venue, gather creative entrepreneurs, and accommodate local events. Renovating the historic 50,000 square foot building listed in 2013 will cost £4.4 million, which will be raised through European and public funds as well as loans and share purchases. The development is a partnership between Shine in Leeds and the new cooperative that will operate Unity Hall.
Shoreditch - The Creative Heart of LondonLBHackney
Hackney, specifically the Shoreditch area, has undergone rapid growth and transformation into a major hub for technology and creative businesses in London and Europe. Over the past few decades, Shoreditch transformed from a run-down industrial area to the center of London's art, nightlife, and startup scene. It now has the highest concentration of tech companies and creative industries in Europe. Hackney Council is working to support continued business and economic growth in Shoreditch through partnerships with other tech hubs and initiatives to support local startups.
Coworking Europe Keynote - Coworking Spaces now taking the shape of integrate...Vishal Gupta
Coworking evolved out of serviced offices. Now integrated ecosystems are evolving out of coworking. The new model - Office 4.0 entails a combination of flexible workspace, community, resources and design elements delivering a whole ecosystem for business, and for life.
Ten innovative building projects from around the world are described that rethink standard construction types and techniques. The projects employ atypical public-private partnerships, push sustainability, and forge new partnerships. Examples include the Cellophane House prefabricated home prototype, citizenM hotels that stack modular rooms, Chicago's Green Alley program that uses permeable surfaces, and London's Idea Stores that combine library and classroom space.
The document provides information about various creative centres visited by participants in the European Creative Business Network and Dutch Creative Residency Network study tour of London from May 29-31, 2014. It discusses centres focused on cultural and social impact like Shoreditch Trust East Road, Somerset House, Southbank Centre, and Ravensbourne. It also discusses centres focused on incubation and investment readiness like Club Workspace, Central Working, Microsoft Ventures Accelerator, and Impact Hub. The document summarizes the activities, ownership structures, and business models of each centre.
The document invites investors to purchase shares in Unity House (Wakefield) Limited, a member-owned cooperative developing Unity Hall in Wakefield, UK. Unity Hall will feature a 650-seat events hall for music, theater, and film; office space for 50 creative businesses; and meeting spaces. The cooperative aims to establish Unity Hall as a major arts venue, gather creative entrepreneurs, and accommodate local events. Renovating the historic 50,000 square foot building listed in 2013 will cost £4.4 million, which will be raised through European and public funds as well as loans and share purchases. The development is a partnership between Shine in Leeds and the new cooperative that will operate Unity Hall.
Shoreditch - The Creative Heart of LondonLBHackney
Hackney, specifically the Shoreditch area, has undergone rapid growth and transformation into a major hub for technology and creative businesses in London and Europe. Over the past few decades, Shoreditch transformed from a run-down industrial area to the center of London's art, nightlife, and startup scene. It now has the highest concentration of tech companies and creative industries in Europe. Hackney Council is working to support continued business and economic growth in Shoreditch through partnerships with other tech hubs and initiatives to support local startups.
Coworking Europe Keynote - Coworking Spaces now taking the shape of integrate...Vishal Gupta
Coworking evolved out of serviced offices. Now integrated ecosystems are evolving out of coworking. The new model - Office 4.0 entails a combination of flexible workspace, community, resources and design elements delivering a whole ecosystem for business, and for life.
Ten innovative building projects from around the world are described that rethink standard construction types and techniques. The projects employ atypical public-private partnerships, push sustainability, and forge new partnerships. Examples include the Cellophane House prefabricated home prototype, citizenM hotels that stack modular rooms, Chicago's Green Alley program that uses permeable surfaces, and London's Idea Stores that combine library and classroom space.
High Point has a prosperous urban citizenry living in close proximity to historical economic and cultural assets in textiles and furnishings. It lies at the center of a world-class pool of design, manufacturing, and retail talent stretching across North Carolina and into neighboring states. The internationally renowned High Point Market remains the largest furnishings trade show in the world, addressing the largest furniture market and bringing tens of thousands of visitors to the area twice yearly. The High Point Bridge Group proposes developing a "Furnitropolis" campus adjacent to the Market Center District to sustain the furnishings industry and generate local and regional community interaction through industry centers, a cultural embassy with commercial projects like a design museum and prize, and cultural projects promoting the arts.
Seaport Square Innovation District Book (final revised_9-03)Sam Hammar
Seaport Sq proposal to the Boston Redevelopment Authority Board on September 21, 2010.
Joint Venture between:
BGI, Morgan Stanley, WS Development
For a by-the-minute guide to the BRA Board meeting, visit http://www.innovationdistrict.org/2010/09/23/seaport-square-by-the-minute/
The document discusses several design projects for different clients. It includes designs for a new Finnish Institute building in Newcastle that draws inspiration from games and social interaction. It also includes designs for a film archive building that merges industrial and digital aesthetics, and a visitor center for Jesmond Dene that merges building and landscape.
The document proposes designs for new facilities for three different clients:
1) The Finnish Institute of London, with a design for a new location in Newcastle including exhibition space, function rooms, and offices to encourage social interaction.
2) A film archive in the same area, with a copper-clad building wrapping around the site and re-purposed shipping containers to achieve its unique form.
3) A visitor center for Jesmond Dene park, with a sensitive design merging building and landscape that provides an engaging experience while meeting accessibility needs.
Fabrik Development Portfolio provides planning, design and marketing services to architects, developers and property clients. They have extensive experience delivering successful property developments through expertise in planning, consultation, design and PR. Their services include branding, public consultation, brochure design, websites and marketing campaigns to support clients through all stages from land acquisition to project completion.
City Development The Influence of Architecture Art of Place Branding. SCG International
Lecture by Clive Woodger about the Architecture and Branding Trends in Urban Planning.
Achieving successful destination brands for living, work, rest & play.
Organised by Ukrainian Steel Construction Center.
Kyiv, May 2015.
Universities as Regenerators 2017: Shelagh McNerney & Phil Cusack, Salford Un...Place North West
This document discusses the role of the University of Salford in driving economic growth in Salford over the next 20 years. It outlines how the university impacts the local economy through its staff, students, partnerships with businesses, and community projects. It provides data on the university's student numbers, staff employment, economic output, and impact on local businesses. The document also highlights some of the university's development projects and its potential to support growth in the media, digital, and cultural sectors in Salford through partnerships like MediaCityUK and The Landing business accelerator.
This document summarizes a presentation about developing creative enterprises and industries in the Piedmont Triad region of North Carolina. It discusses how the region aims to transform its economy by capitalizing on its creative assets and strengths in design. Specific initiatives discussed include establishing a Center for Architecture, a Design Leadership program, digital marketing training, and entrepreneurship programs for creatives. The presentation provides statistics on the region's existing creative workforce and outlines a vision for further developing creative industries through collaboration between education, government, and business.
This document outlines several urban planning and design projects completed between 2000-2014. They include:
1. An urban design competition for Heidelberg Rohrbach that developed new concepts to integrate a former military site.
2. A thesis on upgrading Kibera slum in Kenya using a co-production model involving government, organizations, and investors.
3. A regeneration plan for Castlegate Quarter in Sheffield improving public spaces and uncovering a river.
4. A support system for upgrading Ng'ambo, the first settlement outside Stone Town in Zanzibar dealing with development pressures.
5. A redevelopment strategy for Liverpool's Baltic Triangle area promoting public realm and creative uses.
TCI 2015 Investing for a Creative RegionTCI Network
This document summarizes an initiative called the Creative Futures Partnership in the Highlands and Islands region of Scotland, which covers half the country but has a sparse population of 500,000 across 90 islands and small towns. The Partnership brings together communities, businesses, and researchers from the Glasgow School of Art to promote design-led innovation and create a more flourishing regional economy. It has established a Design Network to support the local design community through events, skills workshops, internships, and collaborations between designers, businesses, and schools, while also fostering international connections. The goal is to transform traditional and cultural skills into economic opportunities and support a vibrant creative industries sector through collaboration between academia and the region.
These slides provide an update on our current project with Grosvenor Estates in Bermondsey and a summary of our portfolio of projects from the last 7 years. We look forward to working with you in 2018.
Make a place
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This document provides an overview of RTKL, a global design and planning firm established in 1946 with over 1,100 staff. It discusses RTKL's mission to create great places that enhance human experience, its diverse core services and practice groups, and features examples of its work in areas like urban planning, architecture, healthcare, workplace design, retail, culture, sustainability, and more. Revenue has grown steadily since 1996 across geographies and sectors.
This document provides an executive summary and overview of a schematic feasibility study for transforming the WCCA facility in Worcester, MA into an "iSMARTT Center". The study assessed renovating the existing building to accommodate WCCA's vision of expanding opportunities for civic participation, arts, and workforce training. It was found that the building requires significant upgrades to mechanical, electrical, and life safety systems beyond WCCA's needs. The feasibility of the project depends on securing funding for building-wide upgrades and WCCA's space individually. The proposed iSMARTT Center would serve as a community media center and hub for discourse, education, and arts in downtown Worcester.
Buttress Architects is a diverse architectural practice specializing in masterplanning for both public and private sector projects. Their approach focuses on combining practical and aesthetic considerations to respond to client needs. They have extensive experience in heritage, conservation, and regeneration projects. Some of their notable masterplanning projects include Northwich Marina, Lower Broughton, Swarcliffe Estate regeneration, Luneside East in Lancaster, and the Hulme regeneration in Manchester.
Oeiras Tech City, Developed by RE Capital and REIG, Will Become Lisbon's Futu...Newman George Leech
Oeiras Tech City, a historic development in the Oeiras municipality of Lisbon, is acquired by RE Capital and REIG. It is located on a 93,000-square-meter plot of land and combines co-living, business, and residential areas. It highlights ESG principles and is close to Tagus Park, which improves the urban landscape of Lisbon.
Inside century citypublication_finalprint%20no%20crop%2017%2002%2015CenturyCPT
Century City has development rights totalling more than 1,25 million square metres of bulk and at the time Rabie took over the built form stood at around 255 000 square metres.
The document discusses the city of Sheffield, England as an ideal location for hosting association events due to its strengths in engineering and manufacturing industries. It highlights the University of Sheffield's Advanced Manufacturing Research Centre and its new Diamond Building conference center, which offers state-of-the-art facilities. Sheffield provides event organizers innovative spaces and access to a talented workforce and international experts in engineering and manufacturing.
The Royal Shakespeare Company needed a content management system to allow non-technical staff to easily update and manage the content on their website. They implemented Open Text's content management system, which enabled the RSC's writers and editors to upload new content quickly with minimal training. This reduced the technical team's workload and allowed the experts to focus on other areas. The new system also improved the online shop functionality. As a result, the RSC can continue to engage worldwide audiences and bring in additional revenue through the online shop.
This document discusses branding and city branding. It provides information on how to build an effective brand through specifying name/logo/design, choosing a target group, and determining uniqueness. It then discusses Abu Dhabi's plan to grow its population to 3 million by 2030 and establish itself as a global economic hub. The document next outlines projects in Athens aimed at improving infrastructure, including converting a former airport into a park, a cultural center donation, and events to celebrate architecture.
How are Lilac French Bulldogs Beauty Charming the World and Capturing Hearts....Lacey Max
“After being the most listed dog breed in the United States for 31
years in a row, the Labrador Retriever has dropped to second place
in the American Kennel Club's annual survey of the country's most
popular canines. The French Bulldog is the new top dog in the
United States as of 2022. The stylish puppy has ascended the
rankings in rapid time despite having health concerns and limited
color choices.”
High Point has a prosperous urban citizenry living in close proximity to historical economic and cultural assets in textiles and furnishings. It lies at the center of a world-class pool of design, manufacturing, and retail talent stretching across North Carolina and into neighboring states. The internationally renowned High Point Market remains the largest furnishings trade show in the world, addressing the largest furniture market and bringing tens of thousands of visitors to the area twice yearly. The High Point Bridge Group proposes developing a "Furnitropolis" campus adjacent to the Market Center District to sustain the furnishings industry and generate local and regional community interaction through industry centers, a cultural embassy with commercial projects like a design museum and prize, and cultural projects promoting the arts.
Seaport Square Innovation District Book (final revised_9-03)Sam Hammar
Seaport Sq proposal to the Boston Redevelopment Authority Board on September 21, 2010.
Joint Venture between:
BGI, Morgan Stanley, WS Development
For a by-the-minute guide to the BRA Board meeting, visit http://www.innovationdistrict.org/2010/09/23/seaport-square-by-the-minute/
The document discusses several design projects for different clients. It includes designs for a new Finnish Institute building in Newcastle that draws inspiration from games and social interaction. It also includes designs for a film archive building that merges industrial and digital aesthetics, and a visitor center for Jesmond Dene that merges building and landscape.
The document proposes designs for new facilities for three different clients:
1) The Finnish Institute of London, with a design for a new location in Newcastle including exhibition space, function rooms, and offices to encourage social interaction.
2) A film archive in the same area, with a copper-clad building wrapping around the site and re-purposed shipping containers to achieve its unique form.
3) A visitor center for Jesmond Dene park, with a sensitive design merging building and landscape that provides an engaging experience while meeting accessibility needs.
Fabrik Development Portfolio provides planning, design and marketing services to architects, developers and property clients. They have extensive experience delivering successful property developments through expertise in planning, consultation, design and PR. Their services include branding, public consultation, brochure design, websites and marketing campaigns to support clients through all stages from land acquisition to project completion.
City Development The Influence of Architecture Art of Place Branding. SCG International
Lecture by Clive Woodger about the Architecture and Branding Trends in Urban Planning.
Achieving successful destination brands for living, work, rest & play.
Organised by Ukrainian Steel Construction Center.
Kyiv, May 2015.
Universities as Regenerators 2017: Shelagh McNerney & Phil Cusack, Salford Un...Place North West
This document discusses the role of the University of Salford in driving economic growth in Salford over the next 20 years. It outlines how the university impacts the local economy through its staff, students, partnerships with businesses, and community projects. It provides data on the university's student numbers, staff employment, economic output, and impact on local businesses. The document also highlights some of the university's development projects and its potential to support growth in the media, digital, and cultural sectors in Salford through partnerships like MediaCityUK and The Landing business accelerator.
This document summarizes a presentation about developing creative enterprises and industries in the Piedmont Triad region of North Carolina. It discusses how the region aims to transform its economy by capitalizing on its creative assets and strengths in design. Specific initiatives discussed include establishing a Center for Architecture, a Design Leadership program, digital marketing training, and entrepreneurship programs for creatives. The presentation provides statistics on the region's existing creative workforce and outlines a vision for further developing creative industries through collaboration between education, government, and business.
This document outlines several urban planning and design projects completed between 2000-2014. They include:
1. An urban design competition for Heidelberg Rohrbach that developed new concepts to integrate a former military site.
2. A thesis on upgrading Kibera slum in Kenya using a co-production model involving government, organizations, and investors.
3. A regeneration plan for Castlegate Quarter in Sheffield improving public spaces and uncovering a river.
4. A support system for upgrading Ng'ambo, the first settlement outside Stone Town in Zanzibar dealing with development pressures.
5. A redevelopment strategy for Liverpool's Baltic Triangle area promoting public realm and creative uses.
TCI 2015 Investing for a Creative RegionTCI Network
This document summarizes an initiative called the Creative Futures Partnership in the Highlands and Islands region of Scotland, which covers half the country but has a sparse population of 500,000 across 90 islands and small towns. The Partnership brings together communities, businesses, and researchers from the Glasgow School of Art to promote design-led innovation and create a more flourishing regional economy. It has established a Design Network to support the local design community through events, skills workshops, internships, and collaborations between designers, businesses, and schools, while also fostering international connections. The goal is to transform traditional and cultural skills into economic opportunities and support a vibrant creative industries sector through collaboration between academia and the region.
These slides provide an update on our current project with Grosvenor Estates in Bermondsey and a summary of our portfolio of projects from the last 7 years. We look forward to working with you in 2018.
Make a place
Make a difference
#buygivework
This document provides an overview of RTKL, a global design and planning firm established in 1946 with over 1,100 staff. It discusses RTKL's mission to create great places that enhance human experience, its diverse core services and practice groups, and features examples of its work in areas like urban planning, architecture, healthcare, workplace design, retail, culture, sustainability, and more. Revenue has grown steadily since 1996 across geographies and sectors.
This document provides an executive summary and overview of a schematic feasibility study for transforming the WCCA facility in Worcester, MA into an "iSMARTT Center". The study assessed renovating the existing building to accommodate WCCA's vision of expanding opportunities for civic participation, arts, and workforce training. It was found that the building requires significant upgrades to mechanical, electrical, and life safety systems beyond WCCA's needs. The feasibility of the project depends on securing funding for building-wide upgrades and WCCA's space individually. The proposed iSMARTT Center would serve as a community media center and hub for discourse, education, and arts in downtown Worcester.
Buttress Architects is a diverse architectural practice specializing in masterplanning for both public and private sector projects. Their approach focuses on combining practical and aesthetic considerations to respond to client needs. They have extensive experience in heritage, conservation, and regeneration projects. Some of their notable masterplanning projects include Northwich Marina, Lower Broughton, Swarcliffe Estate regeneration, Luneside East in Lancaster, and the Hulme regeneration in Manchester.
Oeiras Tech City, Developed by RE Capital and REIG, Will Become Lisbon's Futu...Newman George Leech
Oeiras Tech City, a historic development in the Oeiras municipality of Lisbon, is acquired by RE Capital and REIG. It is located on a 93,000-square-meter plot of land and combines co-living, business, and residential areas. It highlights ESG principles and is close to Tagus Park, which improves the urban landscape of Lisbon.
Inside century citypublication_finalprint%20no%20crop%2017%2002%2015CenturyCPT
Century City has development rights totalling more than 1,25 million square metres of bulk and at the time Rabie took over the built form stood at around 255 000 square metres.
The document discusses the city of Sheffield, England as an ideal location for hosting association events due to its strengths in engineering and manufacturing industries. It highlights the University of Sheffield's Advanced Manufacturing Research Centre and its new Diamond Building conference center, which offers state-of-the-art facilities. Sheffield provides event organizers innovative spaces and access to a talented workforce and international experts in engineering and manufacturing.
The Royal Shakespeare Company needed a content management system to allow non-technical staff to easily update and manage the content on their website. They implemented Open Text's content management system, which enabled the RSC's writers and editors to upload new content quickly with minimal training. This reduced the technical team's workload and allowed the experts to focus on other areas. The new system also improved the online shop functionality. As a result, the RSC can continue to engage worldwide audiences and bring in additional revenue through the online shop.
This document discusses branding and city branding. It provides information on how to build an effective brand through specifying name/logo/design, choosing a target group, and determining uniqueness. It then discusses Abu Dhabi's plan to grow its population to 3 million by 2030 and establish itself as a global economic hub. The document next outlines projects in Athens aimed at improving infrastructure, including converting a former airport into a park, a cultural center donation, and events to celebrate architecture.
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How are Lilac French Bulldogs Beauty Charming the World and Capturing Hearts....Lacey Max
“After being the most listed dog breed in the United States for 31
years in a row, the Labrador Retriever has dropped to second place
in the American Kennel Club's annual survey of the country's most
popular canines. The French Bulldog is the new top dog in the
United States as of 2022. The stylish puppy has ascended the
rankings in rapid time despite having health concerns and limited
color choices.”
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Pridesys Garments ERP is one of the leading ERP solution provider, especially for Garments industries which is integrated with
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Storytelling is an incredibly valuable tool to share data and information. To get the most impact from stories there are a number of key ingredients. These are based on science and human nature. Using these elements in a story you can deliver information impactfully, ensure action and drive change.
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This presentation is a curated compilation of PowerPoint diagrams and templates designed to illustrate 20 different digital transformation frameworks and models. These frameworks are based on recent industry trends and best practices, ensuring that the content remains relevant and up-to-date.
Key highlights include Microsoft's Digital Transformation Framework, which focuses on driving innovation and efficiency, and McKinsey's Ten Guiding Principles, which provide strategic insights for successful digital transformation. Additionally, Forrester's framework emphasizes enhancing customer experiences and modernizing IT infrastructure, while IDC's MaturityScape helps assess and develop organizational digital maturity. MIT's framework explores cutting-edge strategies for achieving digital success.
These materials are perfect for enhancing your business or classroom presentations, offering visual aids to supplement your insights. Please note that while comprehensive, these slides are intended as supplementary resources and may not be complete for standalone instructional purposes.
Frameworks/Models included:
Microsoft’s Digital Transformation Framework
McKinsey’s Ten Guiding Principles of Digital Transformation
Forrester’s Digital Transformation Framework
IDC’s Digital Transformation MaturityScape
MIT’s Digital Transformation Framework
Gartner’s Digital Transformation Framework
Accenture’s Digital Strategy & Enterprise Frameworks
Deloitte’s Digital Industrial Transformation Framework
Capgemini’s Digital Transformation Framework
PwC’s Digital Transformation Framework
Cisco’s Digital Transformation Framework
Cognizant’s Digital Transformation Framework
DXC Technology’s Digital Transformation Framework
The BCG Strategy Palette
McKinsey’s Digital Transformation Framework
Digital Transformation Compass
Four Levels of Digital Maturity
Design Thinking Framework
Business Model Canvas
Customer Journey Map
Brian Fitzsimmons on the Business Strategy and Content Flywheel of Barstool S...Neil Horowitz
On episode 272 of the Digital and Social Media Sports Podcast, Neil chatted with Brian Fitzsimmons, Director of Licensing and Business Development for Barstool Sports.
What follows is a collection of snippets from the podcast. To hear the full interview and more, check out the podcast on all podcast platforms and at www.dsmsports.net
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https://www.oeconsulting.com.sg/training-presentations]
This PowerPoint compilation offers a comprehensive overview of 20 leading innovation management frameworks and methodologies, selected for their broad applicability across various industries and organizational contexts. These frameworks are valuable resources for a wide range of users, including business professionals, educators, and consultants.
Each framework is presented with visually engaging diagrams and templates, ensuring the content is both informative and appealing. While this compilation is thorough, please note that the slides are intended as supplementary resources and may not be sufficient for standalone instructional purposes.
This compilation is ideal for anyone looking to enhance their understanding of innovation management and drive meaningful change within their organization. Whether you aim to improve product development processes, enhance customer experiences, or drive digital transformation, these frameworks offer valuable insights and tools to help you achieve your goals.
INCLUDED FRAMEWORKS/MODELS:
1. Stanford’s Design Thinking
2. IDEO’s Human-Centered Design
3. Strategyzer’s Business Model Innovation
4. Lean Startup Methodology
5. Agile Innovation Framework
6. Doblin’s Ten Types of Innovation
7. McKinsey’s Three Horizons of Growth
8. Customer Journey Map
9. Christensen’s Disruptive Innovation Theory
10. Blue Ocean Strategy
11. Strategyn’s Jobs-To-Be-Done (JTBD) Framework with Job Map
12. Design Sprint Framework
13. The Double Diamond
14. Lean Six Sigma DMAIC
15. TRIZ Problem-Solving Framework
16. Edward de Bono’s Six Thinking Hats
17. Stage-Gate Model
18. Toyota’s Six Steps of Kaizen
19. Microsoft’s Digital Transformation Framework
20. Design for Six Sigma (DFSS)
To download this presentation, visit:
https://www.oeconsulting.com.sg/training-presentations
Industrial Tech SW: Category Renewal and CreationChristian Dahlen
Every industrial revolution has created a new set of categories and a new set of players.
Multiple new technologies have emerged, but Samsara and C3.ai are only two companies which have gone public so far.
Manufacturing startups constitute the largest pipeline share of unicorns and IPO candidates in the SF Bay Area, and software startups dominate in Germany.
Part 2 Deep Dive: Navigating the 2024 Slowdownjeffkluth1
Introduction
The global retail industry has weathered numerous storms, with the financial crisis of 2008 serving as a poignant reminder of the sector's resilience and adaptability. However, as we navigate the complex landscape of 2024, retailers face a unique set of challenges that demand innovative strategies and a fundamental shift in mindset. This white paper contrasts the impact of the 2008 recession on the retail sector with the current headwinds retailers are grappling with, while offering a comprehensive roadmap for success in this new paradigm.
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BriansClub.cm, a famous platform on the dark web, has become one of the most infamous carding marketplaces, specializing in the sale of stolen credit card data.
2. leicestershire a place with big ideas. a place
where businesses thrive. where communities
come together. a place where people want to
live. a place full of creativity. where things
happen. a confident place. a place where it’s
easy to get around. a place that’s vivid and
bustling. that’s serene and relaxing. a place
that’s very well connected. that attracts
investment. a place that’s growing. that’s
worldly-wise. a place for families. a place to
meet new friends. a place without restrictions.
a place that encourages development. that
doesn’t say can’t. or won’t. a place of diversity.
of beauty. a place full of opportunity. a place of
unlimited choice. a place of infinite variety.
a place with no boundaries...
3. Without exception, every high street in Britain
and far beyond has some element designed or
manufactured by a Leicestershire business.
The incredible influence of our creative firms
stems from the huge cluster of design
practitioners here and the natural competition
amongst them to be the very best.
It is this true level of excellence that prompted
Levi Strauss, that most all-American of
brands, to have their flagship San Francisco
store designed and built here before having it
LEICESTERSHIRE’S DISTINCTION AS BRITAIN’S SECOND MOST CREATIVE shipped stateside.
REGIONAL CITY HAS INSPIRED LEICESTER’S NEW CULTURAL QUARTER, Other design-oriented multinationals
delighted to use our best creatives include
DEDICATED EXCLUSIVELY TO THE ARTS – A NEW HUB FROM WHICH OUR Timberland, Givenchy, Sony Playstation and
Pizza Express.
CREATIVE THINKING CAN INFLUENCE THE WORLD. It is no idle boast that it is, as often as not,
Leicestershire that makes Britain’s high
streets better places to be.
in a place with
no boundaries,
creativity flourishes
and new thinking
inspires.
4.
5. in a place with
no boundaries,
your visions,
ambitions
and ideas...
7. HIGHCROSS PHOENIX SQUARE DE MONTFORT
Ideas into reality The programme succeeded in providing better Where creativity resides MAGAzINE GATEWAY
outcomes for all: Where old and new combine
Highcross is the perfect example of forward-thinking Leicester’s Phoenix Square is a major creative
Leicester, transforming the old site, The Shires, • Over 800 clients completed Retail Works or development, located right in the heart of the As a city steeped in history, Leicester is proud of its
into a shopping destination that would breathe new Hospitality Works courses between March 2008 and city’s Cultural Quarter. The result of a partnership heritage. In support of the regeneration of the city
life into the city’s retail core. March 2009. project between Blueprint, Phoenix and Leicester City centre, De Montfort University has invested
• At least 445 registered people achieved employment Council, in collaboration with De Montfort University, £170 million to create a first class teaching and
More than just a shopping centre development,
within the retail sector, or had gained other Phoenix Square has driven the regeneration of the research campus.
the project was a unique collaboration between
employment after completing the Retail Routeway. vibrant St George’s area of the city.
Hammerson, Hermes and the City Council – Developed in partnership with Leicester City
supported by the company set up to drive • At least 600 of the 2000 people who gained Designed by award-winning architects Marsh Council, the campus plans include the restoration of
regeneration in Leicester – to acquire additional land, employment at Highcross were previously Grochowski, Phoenix Square is an outstanding historic landmarks including the Magazine Gateway,
relocate occupiers to other suitable sites, and unemployed or young people Not in Education, example of 21st century sustainable design and a medieval gateway that forms part of Leicester
upgrade the local environment through a programme Employment or Training. leading edge architectural quality. Uniquely blending Castle and dates back to 1410.
of high quality street works. creative spaces, performance facilities, private and
• Jobcentre Plus confirmed over 250 priority group The ambitious project now links the city centre to
public spaces, Phoenix Square is home to a brand
At the heart of the project was an employment employment outcomes. its historic quarter and riverside area, replacing a
new creative community.
programme that would bring about positive change to 1960s development and realigning the inner ring
Leicester’s employment landscape. • At least 40 previously unemployed lone parents With award-winning performing arts centre Curve, road to open up the city centre and university.
gained jobs at Highcross, 20 of which were disabled two dedicated 3D cinemas and 22 creative It’s the perfect example of how modern day thinking
The Leicester ‘Routeway to Work’ programme or claiming Incapacity Benefit. workspaces available for start-up creative can work sympathetically with buildings of regional
For the Highcross development to succeed, a skilled This was a demonstration of Leicester at its best: businesses, Phoenix Square is a cultural and and national significance.
workforce across both construction and retail sectors new jobs, new skills, new workplaces; a partnership creative hub in every sense.
needed to be sourced. Routeway to Work was an of private sector business and public sector agencies The objective with Phoenix Square was to build a
award-winning city partnership of public and private working together to bring new hope to those out new community within the St George’s Cultural
sector organisations, offering services to jobseekers of work. Quarter – a place where people can live, relax,
and employers, including sector-specific training that socialise and work in one of the most interesting
would create a bank of locally-qualified candidates. parts of the city. This stunning development
achieves this objective in good measure.
8. in a place with
no boundaries,
the whole
world feels Our tremendous richness of culture
means that in Leicestershire we’ve
right at home.
got the whole world well covered.
This model for cosmopolitan Britain
has strong ties with both the Indian
subcontinent and China – making
us perfectly equipped for trade
with these two nations as their
own economies continue to show
rapid growth.
Transport routes and communications
between the two areas are, naturally,
long-established and with a dedicated
team serving the Indian and Chinese
markets, there is tremendous scope
for great future trade.
With local branches of most of the
subcontinent’s key banks, individuals
and companies find it easy to do
good business.
WITH OUR ETHNICALLY DIVERSE POPULATION AND WORLDWIDE REPUTATION Closer to home, Leicestershire has
FOR INTEGRATION AND UNDERSTANDING, LEICESTER IS NOW RECOGNISED AS long benefitted from twinning with
similar European destinations –
ONE OF EUROPE’S TRULY COSMOPOLITAN CITIES. as well as places in South America.
9.
10.
11. Leicestershire has the largest economy in the We are also brilliantly connected at the heart of
East Midlands, thanks to an extraordinary the county – with London just over an hour away
combination of positive factors. by train, Paris just four hours, 16 European
capitals accessible from our main airport, and
Our young and culturally-diverse population is
easy access to the UK’s motorway network.
proud to work in Leicester – one of Britain’s most
creative cities, on a par with London – to shop in Our strong performance in food and drink,
its world-class retail centres, and study at its innovation, financial services and creativity
three esteemed universities. continues to attract new business and investment.
The fact that we are home to 350 foreign-owned
businesses – including renowned firms such as
Caterpillar, Pepsico UK and DHL – is testimony to
the resilience of our economy.
in a place with
no boundaries, a
thriving population
helps businesses
prosper.
LEICESTERSHIRE’S ECONOMY GIVES EVERY BUSINESS HERE
A CONFIDENCE OF FUTURE EXCELLENCE.
12. THE COLLECTIVE MIGHT OF OUR WORKFORCE
HAS ENSURED THAT LEICESTERSHIRE’S REPUTATION
FOR INDUSTRIOUSNESS HAS SPANNED CENTURIES.
in a place with Leicestershire’s skilled workforce has a tremendous
reputation for industriousness, diversity and
innovation and has forged a global reputation in
no boundaries,
engineering, food and drink and financial services.
It has been a hub for business activity since as far
back as Roman times and remains as energetic now
as it was back then.
More than half a million people work here every day,
a committed
aided by the 1.2 million workers who are available to
commute to Leicestershire.
Boasting an exceptional level of ethnic diversity
means our collective manpower can speak in thirty
workforce always
five languages, meaning we communicate
effortlessly with business partners in every corner of
the planet. This is an enormous advantage since we
have a great deal to provide to the world.
It was here, after all, that DNA Genetic
gets the best
Fingerprinting was discovered, where the first jet
engine was developed to perfection and where the
world’s first hydrogen powered motorcycle first
roared into life.
And it is in such diverse fields that Leicestershire
job done.
continues to innovate. The area boasts a huge range
of private sector research and development
organisations, including the esteemed Motor
Industry Research Association, the automotive
research and development centre used by
manufacturers from across the world.
15. THE COMING TOGETHER OF SO MANY BRILLIANT MINDS
MEANS LEICESTERSHIRE IS RARELY SHORT OF ANSWERS.
in a place with
no boundaries,
the thirst for greater
knowledge is never
quenched.
Leicestershire is a truly remarkable area for higher To many firms the opportunity to employ a graduate
education, boasting no fewer than three from a university in Britain’s top ten percent – as is
distinguished universities, a unique feat for a the case with University of Leicester graduates –
non-metropolitan area in the British Isles. is, naturally, irresistible.
It is here that some 50,000 students flock from And since many of our 15,000 annual graduates
around the world, enticed by the stellar reputations remain in the area the productive bonds built directly
enjoyed by the Universities of Leicester, between the universities and enthusiastic local
De Montfort and Loughborough. employers continues to go from strength to strength.
Here they will absorb the state-of-the- art learning Added to the enviably high quality of graduates the
in their fields and often progress to become industry schools of Leicestershire continue to furnish
leaders in space and bio-medical sciences, our industry with new staff who boast better pass
engineering and, increasingly, the creative sphere. rates than any other in the East Midlands.
16. CHAMPIONS OF BRITISH INNOVATION
ON LAND, AIR AND SPACE.
Leicestershire’s long tradition with innovation and With three top universities pushing the boundaries
invention truly began back in the 1700s, when canny in research and development by working in close
local farmer Robert Bakewell’s imaginative approach conjunction with regional firms, great minds in
to farming transformed livestock breeding and Leicestershire are determined to keep pushing
irrigation methods around the world. industrial technology forward.
Since then Leicestershire’s technology and Perhaps most fascinating of all the continuing
innovations have gone on to conquer huge quests for innovation is in the work carried out in
challenges in every industrial sphere, even pushing and around the National Space Centre – now a
through mankind’s final frontier – into space. world leader in planetarium software.
The long list of scientific achievements and mind The centre evolved from a partnership with the
blowing advancements carried out here could both University of Leicester’s Space Research Centre
impress and bamboozle the sharpest of minds. which has been at the forefront of designing
applications, devices and equipment that have been
From developing the jet engine, to discovering
sent into the furthest reaches of the solar system.
genetic fingerprinting, to hydrogen-powered
motorcycles, mini gamma ray cameras and Leicestershire is clearly a hotbed of innovative
becoming this nation’s first environment city twenty activity; a region that is always keen to embrace new
years ago, the list of greatness is almost endless. ideas and even brave new worlds.
in a place
with no boundaries,
innovation has
no limits.
17.
18.
19. in a place
with no
boundaries,
everywhere’s
near and
nowhere’s
Being at the centre of things is the perfect location
for any business. In Leicestershire, our close
proximity to important destinations and easy access
to the fastest transport facilities places us at the
geographic bull’s eye.
London’s St Pancras International station is little
too far.
over an hour away, Birmingham less, Manchester
and Leeds just two, Paris or Brussels a little over
four hours by Eurostar.
The transportation of goods is fast and efficient
thanks to our East Midlands Airport – the primary
pure-freight airport in the UK.
For commuters and business visitors there are no
fewer than four motorways, running like major
arteries through the region. The fastest of these
boasts one of Britain’s fastest average travel speeds
and helps guarantee one of the country’s shortest
average commute times.
OUR CENTRAL POSITION AND UNIQUE ROAD, RAIL AND AIR LINKS These and the bold pattern of A-roads crisscrossing
the area mean very easy accessibility to the closest
MAKE LEICESTERSHIRE AN IDEAL LOCATION FOR BUSINESS. ports of Harwich and Felixstowe.
20. A blend of rustic splendour, boundless urban energy
and gentle suburban bliss is perhaps what best
describes living here.
That one might enjoy the bustle of shopping in
Leicester, Britain’s fourth greenest city, then
moments later be sauntering through a pretty
market town and shortly thereafter be strolling
through quite magnificent countryside is the kind of
WITH ITS VIBRANT, FRESHLY-DEVELOPED URBAN CENTRE, ATTRACTIVE BLEND variety we all aspire to.
OF CITY, SUBURB AND VILLAGE LIVING AND ENDLESS ACRES OF BREATHTAKING Yet in Leicestershire it’s an everyday occurrence.
Few, if any, areas in Britain can compete with
COUNTRYSIDE, LEICESTERSHIRE RANKS AMONG THE BEST PLACES IN BRITAIN Leicestershire’s quality of life, fewer still with its
TO RAISE A FAMILY. enviable cost of living.
With competitive salaries and affordable housing,
effortless commutes, endless forms of
in a place with
entertainment and a history that can be traced back
to before the Romans, this is a home boasting a
wealth of life’s riches.
During summer months the more adventurous
might enjoy wild weekends at our various music
no boundaries,
festivals, while there are laughs galore to be had at
Britain’s oldest comedy festival.
With the excitement of racing at Donington Park,
world class rugby union, cricket and football taking
a better
place here, Leicestershire is ideal for the true
sports fan.
And for those keener to participate, there are thirty
one high-quality golf courses.
In all, it is entirely fair to say that Leicestershire’s
quality of life
growing, glowing population thoroughly enjoys a
quality of life of which other regions can only dream.
It’s little wonder that the area tied in a vote to define
Britain’s best place to bring up a family and that so
few people choose to move away.
is for everyone
to enjoy.
22. THE AREA’S UNIQUE ECONOMIC ALLIANCE
MEANS THAT IT IS EASIER THAN EVER TO DO BUSINESS
in a place with
no boundaries,
a helping hand
is always on offer
with support
and guidance.
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