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"The future is already here, just unevenly distributed " (Ray Kurzweil)"It is not the strongest or the most intelligent of a species who survives, but those most adaptable to change" (Darwin)We are on a mission to being you the freshest ideas at the edge of technology, organizations and the Future of Work.The Future of Work will look very different than work now – digital tech enabled, distributed, and with liquid organizational structures. Black Swan events like COVID19 have fast-forwarded that future, and made it NOW. How do you negotiate this challenge, and how to you immunize your company to be prepared and resilient for the next one? Watch this spaceWe are each writers, thinkers and consultants with deep expertise in our own areas--Technology and Organizations.Between us, we have three books (The Tech Whisperer, The Secret Life of Organizations, and In Search of Change), two columns in HT Mint (Tech Whispers and Real-Time Leadership), and many years at the forefront of our respective fields.The Story Behind Unqbe (pronounced Uncube)===================================The story of Unqbe is about the coming together of the worlds of technology & business with organizations & leadership. As organizations prepare themselves for exponential change--the driver is certainly technology. But what will decide their success is the readiness of the organization and its leadership. And that is where we are--at the edge of technology and organizations.Now for some fun facts about our logo.1. Unqbe (pronounced uncube) is about exactly that--breaking out of the box we create for ourselves--and thinking of the impossible.2. One of us is a big fan of Escher. Our logo is an "Escher"esque cube that looks like an open or closed cube--depending on your perspective.3. Fun fact 1: the Unqbe logo is written in a font called biome (an ecology that is well suited to its environment)4. Fun fact 2: That beautiful green--is a shade called "Anne of Green Gables"!