User Experience vs Worker Expectations: UX vs WX
March 19, 2015
Hosted by Bonnie D. Graham
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The buzz: The X’s have it. Will consumers’ demands for simple daily user experiences (UX) drive them to insist on comparable worker experience (WX) simplicity from the companies they work for? Heads-up to employers: If your company is focusing on creating a great external customer experience but ignoring the needs of your “workers of the future”, you may be in for a shock. The experts speak. Paul Kurchina, SAP ASUG: “Everything that needs to be said has already been said. But since no one was listening, everything must be said again.” (Andre Gide). Duke Daehling, IBM: "Lead her away from Acting but not all the way to Finance. Something where she can make her own hours but still feel intellectually fulfilled and get outside sometimes And not have to wear high heels." (Tina Fey, A Mother's Prayer for her Child, Bossypants). Kerry Brown, SAP: “Nothing is impossible for the man who doesn't have to do it himself” (Murphy's Law). Join us for User Experience vs Worker Expectations.
Future of Business with Game Changers, Presented by SAP
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The world of business is being dramatically impacted by the increasing adoption of the Cloud, and by the mainstreaming of new technologies that have hitherto been the domain of imaginative Hollywood films, including artificial intelligence, machine learning, Internet of Things, augmented reality and more.
Join host Bonnie D. Graham as she invites you to take an additional coffee break with game-changers for our series on how modern technology is completely redefining the world of business, on the Future of Business with Game-Changers.
With digital transformation becoming a mission-critical imperative, every company needs to simultaneously chart its future path while keeping an eye on the rear-view mirror to see who’s coming up in the fast lane to overtake them. In many ways, this is making every business a technology business, no matter their size, industry or geographic location.
Bonnie D. Graham
Bonnie D. Graham produced and hosted her first live talk radio show in 1998 on AM1240–WGBB, Long Island, NY’s oldest terrestrial radio station. A few years later, she moved from terrestrial to Internet radio with her author interview show, “Up Close and Personal.” In 2011, working at the enterprise software leader SAP, she developed the concept for a weekly live global business thought leadership roundtable series on the VoiceAmerica Business Channel – and launched “Coffee Break with Game-Changers” on October 5, 2011. Over the next nine years, Bonnie D. created, produced and hosted 46 additional SAP series on the Business Channel, attracting millions of listeners around the world. Since becoming an independent broadcaster in 2019, she has developed and hosted live radio and podcast series on the Business Channel for eight additional organizations, as well as her own weekly series, “Read My Lips: Cool Conversations with Creatives with akaRadioRed,” on the Empowerment Channel. In 2023, her live-streaming “Technology Revolution: The Future of Now” series was ranked No. 6 on FeedSpot’s Top 70 Technology Podcasts to Listen to in 2023. What powers Bonnie D.’s passion for radio? She “loves speaking with smart people!”
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