My 2023 Summer Reading List: AI innovation and deep space exploration

Here’s my summer reading list. Two nonfiction books and one science fiction novel. Both nonfiction titles will see me reading about AI through the summer. Why? Because AI innovation is about to change much of society’s fabric in ways comparable to how the internet has. After years of rudimentary and somewhat embarrassing chatbot experiences, artificial intelligence technology is now at an inflection point. First up…

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The Lying Tree: A Warning – A Poem

I’ve spent today, my birthday, indulgently drawing this tree I saw in my dream two nights ago. When I woke up on Thursday, I scribbled a quick sketch to keep its memory because I knew I wanted to draw it soon. Two days later, it is done. Plus a poem for it too. The Lying tree: A warning – A poem In the heart of…

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An Ode to Life’s Simple Pleasures

In a world that’s constantly bombarding us with information and distractions, it’s easy to lose sight of the small things that bring us joy and make life worth living. I would like to remind us to slow down, look around, and appreciate the beauty in the everyday moments of life. From taken a pen and scribbling shapes on a piece of paper, all the way…

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Getting 50 women into technology this World Book Day and International Women’s Day

EDIT: The Tech50 event is now closed. Thank you for your interest, and many thanks to all the participants and beneficiaries. It’s World Book Day! International Women’s Day is also only a few days away. Shulph is joining others around the world to celebrate, but we are doing it a little bit differently. As a technology company, we want to attract more women to the…

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An exciting new pact: Shulph partners with Packt

I am very pleased to announce an exciting new partnership with leading technology publisher, Packt. Packt’s mission is to help the world put software to work in new ways, through the delivery of effective learning and information services to IT professionals. Together with Shulph’s RoundRead®, we can now offer value, convenience and multi-format content access to technology professionals and enthusiasts; a whole new customer demographic…

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I care that I read, not how: How we can all learn to read more

How can we read more? Is reading for development an active skill, an art or simply a must do action to cultivate our desire to improve? Reading can revitalise you, sharpen your mind and expand your knowledge. But with all of life’s distractions, it can be hard to make time to read, even when the benefits of personal growth and knowledge completely outweigh the cons….

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The 6 Best Feminism and Equality Books breaking through mainstream culture

The #MeToo and the #TimesUp movements have prompted conversations about male privilege and entitlement, freedom and equality, with women across the world opening up and sharing their experiences. Feminism is a subject that continues to play an important part in political debates, our experience of the society we live in and influences our daily behaviour. As such, there’s an increasing trend to explore the topic…

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Thoughts on Executive Presentations: executive presence and communicating with skill

Over the last 5 years, starting right around the time I joined professional services powerhouse PwC as a senior management consultant, I found myself increasingly addressing rooms full of business leaders and industry captains. Prior to this period, I had been well-versed in addressing groups where I was either the most senior person in the room or was among peers. For an introvert like me,…

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The Shulph Spotlight: Lyn Bromley on building genuine connections in a digital environment

Lyn Bromley and Donna Whitbrook’s book on building relationships in a digital world is full of inspirational ideas, top tips and insights from their experience of working with global organisations. In our latest, Shulph Spotlight, Lyn tells Emmanuel the idea behind ‘Trusted‘: a book that explores how leaders go about building genuine human connections in an increasingly digital world. E: Your book, Trusted. How did…

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