While delivering a lockdown talk at the ServiceNow Sydney Summit in Sydney, I had the opportunity to meet up with my friends at: Espresso display stand. We were able to turn my room at the W Sydney into a mini studio. Our two-part conversation explored the future of work. This is the first part…
Work is evolving faster than ever. In a time of uncertainty, it is even more important to rethink our relationship with work. Brian Solis, Global Head of Innovation at Service Now, recently shared insights and perspectives on the next evolution of productivity and experience that can create healthier ways of working.
In this interview, Solis delves into the changing landscape of work culture and technology, highlighting the importance of reimagining workspaces, tools, and mindsets.
Solis emphasizes that the best work is achieved not just through productivity, but through meaningful and inspiring experiences. He explores emerging technologies and trends with the aim of reverse engineering business operations and promoting innovation.
Solis believes that work is no longer limited to traditional settings; it's about finding inspiration wherever and whenever possible.
“What excites me the most is that the script hasn't been written yet,” Solis said. “The work itself can be anywhere, anytime.” He sees this as an opportunity to unleash creativity and redefine the meaning of work. Rather than seeing work as a constraint, Solis encourages embracing uncertainty and using it to shape the future.
Looking at the future of work, Solis emphasized the need to rethink workspaces and tools. He advocates for a space that inspires collaboration and creativity, whether physical or virtual. Solis himself travels frequently and relies on innovative tools like Espresso Showcase to stay connected and productive on the road.
“The reimagined work, whether it's at home or in the office, must be the same,” Solis asserts. He envisions a world where technology enables individuals to transcend the constraints of traditional work environments and achieve extraordinary things.
As we navigate the changing world of work, Solis reminds us that the future is ours to shape. By embracing uncertainty and leveraging technology, we can unlock new possibilities and redefine the way we work.
Check out the full interview here:
