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Article 1: Understanding Performance Measures for Individuals, Teams and Collectives

The previous article ' Understanding response curse ' got me thinking about there applicability to collective performance.  It began with a simple question ‘what is collective training?’ some 20 years ago. Over the coming weeks we intend to explore the higher order question ‘what is collective performance?’ which in turn answer the training question, because without understand performance and how to measure it, what are you training to achieve. Kind of fundamental, you would have thought! In competitive world, organizations aim to optimise performance at every level to achieve goals and maintain a competitive advantage. Performance measurement offers insights for decision-making, resource allocation and continuous improvement (Armstrong, 2021). Understanding how performance manifests at the individual, team and collective (organizational) levels is important for fostering excellence and developing effective management practices. This article lay the groundwork for the ...

KSA Series Post 2: Beyond Automation: The Dual-Edged Sword of Workplace Technology

In the modern workplace, technology, particularly automation and artificial intelligence (AI), plays a pivotal role in shaping job roles and operational efficiencies. While the narrative often champions the transformative potential of these technologies to increase productivity and streamline processes, the reality is more nuanced. Automation and AI not only redefine skills and job roles but also introduce significant challenges that can undermine these benefits. This post aims to delve deep into the dual impacts of automation and AI on workplace skills, examining both the enhancements and the complications they bring. As industries increasingly rely on sophisticated technologies to drive their operations, it becomes crucial to understand not just the potential but also the pitfalls of these advancements. By exploring the impacts of technology from multiple angles, we can better prepare for a future that balances technological integration with human capital needs. From manufactu...