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"Fin 2013, l'association professionnelle américaine SIOP Foundation communiquait les résultats de la première édition de son enquête menée auprès de 8000 professionnels - via son site, sa lettre d'information et les réseaux sociaux - tentant de déterminer les tendances marquantes de 2014, intitulée « Top 10 Workplace Trends ». Voici les 10 les plus citées en termes de Ressources Humaines." - Big Data - Augmentation de la productivité - recherche des talents - nouvelles formes d'évaluation - gamification - intégration des nouvelles technologies - équilibre vie pro-vie perso - médias sociaux - télétravail - alternatives au temps plein

My keynote deck on what organizations will have to design for in the next 7 years as they update their structure and processes to deal with high-velocity technological change in a deeply digital, social, mobile, data-centric, cloud-based world. The key: To design our organizations for a more network-centric and participatory model employing the latest digital tools, in an environment designed around constant change and learning. Presented at the Jive, IDC, PwC Leadership Summit at #JiveWorld on October 23rd, 2013 in Las Vegas, Nevada.

The cruel and back-stabbing environment described by The New York Timesin a report this weekend on the workplace culture at Amazon.com has struck a nerve with Jeff Bezos. In a memo to employees this weekend, obtained by GeekWire, Bezos says he doesn't recognize the company described in the article. In the memo, Bezos encourages Amazon employees to read the report, and requests that anyone seeing the type of abusive culture described in the piece should report it immediately to human resources or directly to him.

"Amazon may be singular but perhaps not quite as peculiar as it claims. It has just been quicker in responding to changes that the rest of the work world is now experiencing: data that allows individual performance to be measured continuously, come-and-go relationships between employers and employees, and global competition in which empires rise and fall overnight. Amazon is in the vanguard of where technology wants to take the modern office: more nimble and more productive, but harsher and less forgiving."

Une perspective intéressante dans un article de GigaOm. Il y est indiqué que chez Amazon, les "cols blancs" reçoivent tout simplement le même traitement que les "cols bleus". "Don't be surprised at how Amazon treats its workers" https://gigaom.com/2015/08/18/dont-be-surprised-at-how-amazon-treats-its-workers/

EUWIN is a growing international community of practitioners and researchers committed to new and better ways of working.

L'access à cette communauté: http://portal.ukwon.eu/

Comment nos bureaux peuvent-ils nous aider à mieux travailler ? Le cabinet de conseil Greenworking apporte des éléments de réponse dans son étude sur les nouveaux environnements de travail intitulée Le bureau de demain : les 7 tendances qui vont révolutionner l'environnement de travail, de l'avènement du Flex Office 2.0 au développement du Slow Workplace. 

"I've seen people pass out, hit the floor like a pancake, and smash their face open," a worker at Tesla's "factory of the future" told the Guardian in a report published this week. "They just send us to work around him while he's still lying on the floor." The Guardian report described long hours and intense pressure to meet CEO Elon Musk's production goals-even if that means enduring or ignoring injuries. Since 2014, according to the report, hundreds of ambulances have been called to the factory to treat workers. This portrayal doesn't quite jive with Musk's world-changing vision. And Tesla isn't only Silicon Valley company facing this type of irony. Technology companies' reputations as employers often stem from how they treat highly paid engineers, but many also employ thousands of blue collar workers. Tech workers at these companies receive high pay, elaborate perks, and progressive workplace policies, but blue collar workers for the same companies often work in circumstances that look much less...

travailler à distance, rencontrer ses collègues par holographie

Résumé IA : Ben Waber, auteur de "People Analytics: How Social Sensing Technology Will Transform Business", revient pour la Technology Review sur comment augmenter la réalité sociale sur nos lieux de travail. Que se passe-t-il quand l'espace de travail, les murs qui séparent les gens, voir même la machine à café sont déterminés par les données ? Il revient sur un vieux projet du MIT, Augmented Cubicle - http://fab.cba.mit.edu/classes/MIT/863.09/people/ben/project4.html - qui avait pour objet d'influencer la dynamique sociale dans le lieu de travail via une installation favorisant les échanges distants. A l'heure où les interactions sociales deviennent plus faciles à mesurer, le prochain défi est de trouver comment utiliser ce que nous apprenons des données comportementales pour influence ou améliorer les échanges entre collègues au travail. Ben Waber, à la tête de Sociometrics Solutions - http://www.sociometricsolutions.com - une spinoff du Medialab du MIT dont nous avons souvent parlé, utilise des badges pour monitorer les employés de sociétés clientes. Ces données ont ainsi montré que ceux qui mangent dans des groupes plus nombreux, ont tendance à être plus productifs. Le ton de la voix, la fluctuation de son volume, sa rapidité peut prédire combien une personne sera persuasive dans ce qu'elle dit. Sachant cela, le travail de Sociometric solutions est désormais de regarder comment peut-on indiquer à quelqu'un de moduler sa voix pour être plus persuasif ? Comment peut-on organiser des réunions afin quelles permettent de mieux mêler les gens ? Faudra-t-il imaginer demain des machine à café robot itinérantes pour permettre aux groupes de mieux se rencontrer ? Faudra-t-il imaginer demain des robots lents comme SlothBots - http://www.arch-os.com/projects/slothbots/ - qui viendront subtilement refermer une conversation d'un groupe des autres travailleurs ? Est-il éthique d'utiliser des technologies d

le palmarès des entreprises où il faut bon travailler : Pepsico / Microsoft / MacDO ..... :) 

Each of the four quadrants describes a different kind of organization, with different approaches to strategy, talent, and work: - Current state. Work resembles today, with similar technological connections and work arrangements, relying heavily on regular full-time employment. - Today, turbo-charged. Technology evolves, but management and workplace arrangements evolve more slowly. Traditional work relationships are supported by faster, better, and cheaper technology and systems such as personal devices and cloud-based human resource information. - Work reimagined. Here, new employment models evolve to include platforms, projects, gigs, freelancers, contests, contracts, tours of duty, and part-timers, but largely supported slower-evolving technology. - Uber empowered. An accelerated cycle of technology advancement and more democratic work arrangements fuel one another. New work and technology models include on-demand artificial intelligence, extreme personalization, and secure and accessible cloud-based work repositories.

Quelques chiffres et faits sur les communications unifiées et la collaboration par Orange Businness http://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Communications_unifiées

Seuls 53% des utilisateurs estiment que leur environnement de travail leur permet de travailler de façon productive

This CSCW workshop will bring together researchers in social computing, organizational science, and workplace research, as well as industry experts to examine the implications of crowdwork on the future of organizational work.

Suite à la sortie d'un rapport Future of the Work de PSFK

La workforce science, discipline mettant les données des employés au coeur du management, promet une vie en entreprise conjuguant bien-être et productivité. Au prix de la surveillance généralisée ?

The experiment at Svartedalens, set to continue until the end of 2016, has attracted interest across Scandinavia and beyond, as workers and managers ask whether they might learn something from it themselves. Svartedalens is attempting to avoid shortcomings by keeping the changes tightly focused and monitored. Only assistant nurses are involved, and the city's human resources management system is generating high-quality data, according to Bengt Lorentzon, a consultant on the scheme. Another care home is being used as a "control", so Svartedalens can be compared with a workplace that has stuck to an eight-hour day.

Lire aussi: Sweden introduces six-hour work day Employers across the country including retirement homes, hospitals and car centres, are implementing the change http://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/europe/sweden-introduces-six-hour-work-day-a6674646.html