In his keynote lecture, Markus Peschl rendered the physical, social, epistemological, and cognitive dimensions of space and why they are most relevant for creating spaces that enable both learning and innovation. The research group “Educational Landscapes in Motion” investigates the relationship between education and space and reflects on this relationship in an interdisciplinary fashion. Bildungslandschaften…
Markus Peschl and Thomas Fundneider gave a keynote lecture at the HRevolution Conference 2020: How can we transform our mindsets to deal with the unpredictable and emergent properties of innovation? Markus and Thomas met this challenge head-on, explaining how to enable truly radical innovation. HRevolution Conference 2020, Digital University, Warsaw, PL. Image by Liza Rusalskaya at…
In this talk, Markus Peschl demonstrated how it is possible to identify and deal with future potentials for organizations and for their business models. The participants learned how to break their patterns from the past and how to make use of these potentials in an innovation process that is based on an approach of “learning…
In his workshop at One Day 2020, Markus Peschl introduced different ways of driving innovation. Far too often attempts are made to force innovation by either managing it from top-down. However, radical innovation cannot be “controlled” nor managed. It can only be enabled, which is a considerably more challenging task. One Day 2020 Conference The…
Thomas Fundneider and Markus Peschl held a half-day workshop on Enabling Innovation at the weXelerate Academy. The content of the workshop focused on the central question of how the future can be shaped together through an empathic attitude towards users (User*). Vienna, December 11, 2019. Photo by Josh Calabrese on Unsplash.
Thomas Fundneider conducted two interactive workshops as part of the annual innovation congress of Germany´s Zentraler Immobilien Ausschuss (ZIA). The participants dealt playfully (facilitated by mood cards) with the question of how space has to be designed in order to enable re:creation. Berlin, November 28, 2019. Photo by La-Rel Easter on Unsplash.
“What can neuroscience tell us about human productivity? How does the always-on notification culture widen the gap between collaboration and productivity? How shall we adjust our habits and work environments to match the needs of our brains with those of our employees? Don’t miss a fireside chat about future workspace between Markus Peschl and Michal Matloň – men who…
In his talk, “Why it is so hard to innovate. Findings from cognitive science and neuroscience”, Markus Peschl addressed recent developments in cognitive science suggesting that brains are basically prediction machines. They are geared to avoid uncertainty and facilitate action in predictable environments. Yet, innovation requires quite the opposite; openness and unpredictability. The main innovation…
How do we work tomorrow? Twelve speakers in Basel’s ‹schauraum-b› asked themselves this question, including Stefan Behnisch, Raphael Gielgen, Andreas Erbe, Philippe Stadler Benz, Lukas Ott und Michael Pawlyn. Thomas Fundneider gave a keynote speech on the meaning and purpose of re:creation in everyday work and brought the audience closer to the concept. Many thanks to Christian Blaser for the exciting lecture series. Image: Andrei…
Carina Rohrbach and Oliver Lukitsch gave the opening address at the launch event of the Forum Astra Zeneca, showing how organizations can create environments that enable holistic learning and radical transformation. In their interactive keynotes, Carina and Oliver always combine the latest findings from cognitive and neuroscience with inspiring practical examples from various industries. Image:…
