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The way the world is currently going today, maybe God is trying to get our attention? The voice of God doesn't always come with words. Sometimes He speaks through circumstances and situations. The question is, can you hear Him now?

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The Transport Minister's raising the alarm over maintenance of KiwiRail's sole track car for inspecting the lines.

The Government's today launched a rapid review after the vehicle broke down.

Metlink now says Wellington commuter services should be back to normal by Thursday - after major disruption today - a day sooner than first announced.

Michael Wood says it's clear KiwiRail needs to do better.

"They need to put this right. The rapid review will delve into this, work out what they got wrong and come back with recommendations to make sure it does not happen again." 

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In the past few years, we have seen a flurry of business-altering disruptions for organisations to contend with.

While supply strains tied to Covid disruptions have eased, geopolitical turmoil has caused structural changes to global trade.

The ongoing Russia-Ukraine conflict has disrupted supply chains across the world in sectors such as consumer goods, metals, food, chemicals and commodities.

Walter Kuijpers, Partner, Advisory, KPMG in Singapore shares his expertise on how supply chains can be reshaped for global trade?

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Bob Johansen is a Distinguished Fellow at the Institute for the Future, and author of the new book Office Shock - which examines how the Office will shift the coming years from a physical place of work to an enabler for entirely new ways of working and living.

In this podcast we discuss key findings from the book, and look in detail at how current hybrid and remote work arrangements are the harbingers of more radical change to come.

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In this bonus episode Dr. Sean Leahy talks about the importance of educating for sustainable futures, discussing the opportunities and challenges. Dr. Leahy explores the urgency created by the Fourth Industrial Revolution, and the need to prepare for the uncertainty by engaging in futures thinking and other futures methodologies. 

In this episode Dr. Leahy discusses:

• Elements of the Fourth Industrial Revolution and what set it apart from the previous three.
• Disruptions and global mega trends
• Three pressing Challenges of FIR - building upon the work of Klaus Shwab (Shaping the Future of the Fourth Industrial Revolution)
• Preparing for Uncertainty
• Futures Studies
• Futures Thinking
• Working towards UNESCO Sustainable Development Goals

The Learning Futures Podcast is jointly produced by Enterprise Technology and the Mary Lou Fulton Teachers College at Arizona State University.

Disruption is a part of life but that doesn’t mean they have to control your life. Learning to move through disruptions with greater ease and grace supports and decreases stress. In this episode I share about:

• The role disruptions play in your life
• How disruptions can be harnessed for healing
• A quick tip to move through disruptions 

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How knowledgeable are we when it comes to safeguarding our data and information in the cyber world? In this episode of Engineering Reimagined, Professor Matthew Warren from RMIT speaks with Eric Louw, Managing Principal for Data and Analytics at Aurecon, about how to humanise cyber security, the relationship between safety and security online and the unique challenges multinational organisations face against threats of cyber security.

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SAP has a very close partnership with Accenture around supply chain and Industry 4.0 so I wanted to invite one of their supply chain experts to come on the podcast.

Max Brandl is the CEO of Salt Solutions, part of Accenture's Industry X, as well as a Managing Director in Accenture so he seemed an ideal candidate. Fortunately, he was more than willing to come on the podcast.

We had a truly fascinating conversation and, touching on supply chain disruption, the shift to cloud for different aspects of supply chain, and the rising importance of sustainability in supply chains. As is often the case, I learned loads, I hope you do too...

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If you want to learn more about how to juggle sustainability and efficiency mandates while recovering from pandemic-induced disruptions, meeting growth targets, and preparing for an uncertain future, check out our Oxford Economics research report here.

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Like every one of you, Eddie and I had made the perfect plans for 2020. We had everything mapped out and had goals set for the year. Lo and behold, everything was turned upside down with the pandemic and other events that have happened during this quite challenging year. 

Amidst all the difficulties, we have learned important lessons that we thought could help you too. As a matter of fact, people grow the most during challenging times. We have previously shared our story of losing almost everything during the 2009 recession, but it ended up being one of the biggest blessings of our life.

The first lesson is that you are not in control. You can make the best plans, and everything just seems figured out, but for some uncontrollable reason, all your plans are thrown out of the window. However, this doesn’t mean that whatever you had planned will never take place; it just means you have to be patient. 

Tune in to this episode to hear all the important lessons we have learned in 2020 and how to apply the lessons in your life. 

Key Takeaways

• You are not in control; some uncontrollable reasons can derail the best of plans (13:24)
• Disruptions are not convenient but are absolutely necessary (16:37)
• Most things are out of your control, but you are always in control (20:28)
• No matter what, humans need connection (28:56)
• We see the world very differently (32:48)

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Having contingency plans, that go into effect when life happens, is the key to long term success. This week, Lisa and Brad discuss what to do when things get in the way of improving yourself. If this happens, then that goes into effect.

Having trouble sleeping? Suffering from migraines? It may be time to think about if your job is the right fit for you! Or consult with your doctor. This week we explore toxic work environments and ways to cope and stay productive if you are unable to leave your position.

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