The AppGap is a blog and resource on the future of work and how new tools are addressing age-old challenges of organization, collaboration, and creation. But it is also an idea: that there remains a gap between the toolset that exists and what’s needed.
This site’s intent: to serve as a resource for shedding light on the tools, trends, processes, and practices that can help and provide a forum for related discussions. Its intended audience: those in organizations, small, medium, or larger, who are looking for guidance, hoping to keep their ear to the ground, and seeking out answers that help them do their work more efficiently and profitably.
Here you’ll find commentary on effective tools and business practices, observations on emerging innovations, prognostications on where it’s all headed, reviews of new products, and pointers to tips, mash-ups, and the occasional amusing diversion.
We hope you tune in often and engage frequently - your insight, learnings, and tips greatly enrich this conversation.
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We recently convened several leading thinkers for an excellent roundtable-style public conference call on the "future of work". The discussion was moderated by Bill Lucchini and included Steve King, Research Fellow at the Institute for the Future, Jim Ware, co-founder of the Future of Work and a contributor to this blog, and Yankee Analyst Josh Holbrook. We've now made the recording available - visit this post to listen to it and feel free to follow up with commentary and questions.
