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About Cleve Gibbon
Hey, I’m Cleve and I love technology. A former academic that moved into fintech to build trading platforms for investment banks. 20 years ago I switched to marketing and advertising. I joined a content technology spin-off from the Publicis network that was bought by WPP in 2014. I'm now at Omnicom. These pages chronicle a few of things I've learnt along the way…
My out-of-date cv tells you my past and linked in shares my professional network
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- AI (16)
- automation (11)
- board (1)
- brand (3)
- change (1)
- cms (8)
- content architecture (7)
- content modelling (11)
- content platforms (5)
- content strategy (13)
- creativity (1)
- customer experience (6)
- dam (1)
- design (2)
- digital (8)
- enterprise experience (2)
- experiment (1)
- glossary (2)
- gtd (8)
- innovation (2)
- intelligent (8)
- leadership (1)
- marketing (5)
- news (7)
- owned media (1)
- platforms (5)
- productivity (11)
- standards (2)
- sustainability (3)
- technology (6)
- transformation (3)
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- work (1)
- workforce (1)
Author Archives: cleve
The Rise of AI
Over the last couple of years, the rise of AI has been insane. Most definitely within the tech and data world, but more importantly now by users. So let’s be clear, AI is out there. Accessible. Available. Always on. Before, … Continue reading
Three Steps to Innovation
We all know innovation is important. But in uncertain economic times, innovation becomes urgent. Innovation is a differentiator tied to future growth and long-term value creation. There is no faking it here. You won’t get the results and will lose. … Continue reading
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Automate today
The promise of automation is to lighten your current load. To give you more time to focus on the things that matter most. However, you have to give up precious time now to get more time later. For already time … Continue reading
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Into the metaverse
Following on from my last post, I decided to spend a little more creative time in the metaverse. Basically, sidestepping all the cryptocurrency noise around the collapse of FTX. So I read The Metaverse Handbook with a forward from Paris … Continue reading
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Make the space to create
I know when I’m running low on creativity. I stop writing. I’m happiest when I’m learning, and I learn by doing. By creating stuff. Tearing things apart and putting them back together, differently. And then my brain starts popping … Continue reading
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Economy Ecosystem
I recently listened to a McKinsey podcast that features Miklos talking about the “economy ecosystem“. It put into words something that has been bugging me for a while now about articulating the true role technology plays within organizations of the … Continue reading
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Clothes Waste
We waste a lot of clothes. Fast fashion doesn’t help either. New becomes old faster than old becomes new so we end up with too much. That wouldn’t be a problem except for the fact that it’s environmentally expensive to … Continue reading
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Washing the dishes
Right now thousands of people are washing dishes. Both dishwashers and people are using that abundant supply of water to clean their dirty dishes. However, we all know that water is fast becoming scarce. It’s not abundant. So does this … Continue reading
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Responsible AI
A lot of people do not trust AI. Sentient machines will eventually wipe out the human race if left unchecked. We’ve all watched Terminator and the birth of SkyNet. Today, scientists and technologists disrupt at pace. This is progress. It’s … Continue reading
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Team of Teams
I recently finished the book Team of Teams. For me, it was one of those books that give sensible names to the things already do, but articulated in a clear, smart, and demonstrable way. It’s about leadership. What was … Continue reading
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