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Big enough to deliver results, yet agile and innovative. A breadth of talent and knowledge mixed with methodologies specific to your situation. We provide real impact.
Insight

Building a human-centred trust framework for emerging technology adoption

Change as a result of digital transformation programs challenges the current trust of consumers and leads to uncertainty and disruption. Is there a way to build trust by maintaining consistency whilst embracing change? 
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Submarines - Constraints and Opportunities

The key to understanding complex capability problems lies in appreciating the interdependencies between the vast chain of inputs that are fundamental to the development, production, and introduction into service of modern advanced platforms.
Case Study

Hybrid Life Survival Guide

We're not our best self, when we're every self. Our Creative X people have created a hybrid life survival guide containing the tools and tricks you need to find balance amongst the chaos.
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The Untapped Genius of Artemis: Why Your Organisation Needs to Think Wildly

If you forgive the travel into Greek mythology for a moment, I'd like you to meet Apollo and Artemis. Two symbols that stand as a profound contradiction. Apollo, the god of reason, logic, and order, contrasts sharply with his twin sister Artemis, the goddess of the wild, creativity, and intuition. A distinction I remember well through my studies of art history, just as much as in the shaping of contemporary culture.
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CLC BMS/Modelpedia and Website Support

The project intent was to increase the usefulness and visibility of Capability Management information, across Defence. The developed solution required the reimaging and re-engineering of the IPMB CLC BMS and SharePoint Intranet, to provide ease of access; to up-to-date and useful Capability Management information. Both systems were unmaintained, missing important information and difficult to navigate, which required significant work to bring back to an acceptable level.
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