HOW WE THINK

We believe that people can achieve anything when they are truly engaged and passionate about the work they do. Our stance is deliberate—we choose to stand for something great.

Here are some perspectives from our team.


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Hugh Evans Hugh Evans

Ciao CAIO! Welcome Dr. Brian Lowe, Our Chief AI Officer 

Introducing Dr. Brian Lowe, FromHereOn's new Chief AI Officer. “I am deeply passionate about democratising the power of artificial intelligence, making it as accessible and seamless as using electricity. Joining FromHereOn is not just a role; it's an opportunity to pioneer a future where AI empowers every aspect of our work and lives, enabling us to accomplish feats that were unimaginable just a few years ago”

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Beyond the Blueprint: Top 10 skills for Business Designers

Discover the top 10 super-skills essential to succeed in modern enterprise architecture (Modern EA). From storytelling to data-driven decision making, the modern EA demands a broad range of expertise to navigate the complexities of digital transformation and drive innovation.

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Meet the ‘Conscious CEO’, a new breed of leader

By seeing the world as a collection of potential partnerships inside and outside the organisation, conscious CEOs and their businesses will remain relevant and prosper. According to Hugh Evans, CEO of FromHereOn, this is the end of business transformation as we have known it, and will usher in the modern, real-time enterprise.

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Rapid response: the power of business design

It’s remarkable how quickly you can shift from idea to prototype when there’s a clear and meaningful purpose and you get out of your own way. In 2020, in just six weeks FromHereOn and the Response brand were able to conceive, develop and prototype an innovative service to save lives, jobs & businesses that were affected by COVID-19. 

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A Fresh Approach to Modern Enterprise Architecture

What is apparent across the many clients we work with is that modern enterprise architecture is a merging of several design and technology-related disciplines. The modern Enterprise Architect needs to interact competently with Designers of various types, Agile Development Teams, and increasingly an Executive interested in adopting ‘tech start-up’ culture and behaviour in a business environment of ever-increasing cycles of change and disruption.

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Change fatigue - falling asleep at the wheel

Most people take pride in their work and care about the success of the companies they work for. So why, when ‘transformation programmes’ arise, are they often met with resistance, scepticism, fear, and a feeling of 'here we go again?' That’s change fatigue - and pun intended - people are tired of it. At FromHereOn, we have some thoughts as to why change fatigue occurs, and how you can avoid it.

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The nature of transformation

Not all business transformation is the same: Not all change is the same. Survival, adaptation, transformation, and evolution are different modes of change for businesses to respond to external factors.

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Hugh Evans Hugh Evans

Good Business: Designing for Social Impact

There is a three-way feedback loop between organisational beliefs - corporate actions - and the workplace environment. This simple but powerful insight drives FromHereOn's Business Design Method, and how we help our clients reorient their businesses for greater positive social and environmental impact.

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Operating Model Design - First Principles

Customer expectations emphasise experience and convenience, requiring businesses to adapt operating models. These models, with elements like structure, resources, and governance, enable effective operations and value delivery to customers.

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Be more than a one-trick proposition

Service Portfolio Design is an essential element of human-centred service design. By assessing the contribution of individual services to the overarching customer experience, companies can differentiate themselves in a competitive environment.

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Experience Architecture: Designing for Human-Centred Transformation

Customer and employee experience is the axis of business strategy for brands seeking to build loyal followers and advocates in an increasingly fragmented and volatile marketplace. Technology is providing the means to disrupt markets with new, customer-centred propositions, and it’s also on a trajectory to humanise brands by delivering more natural, organic, immersive and therefore desirable experiences. Those who intend to lead in this new era also need a design-driven Experience Architecture.

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