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So much we can use and put to good use in our company, as well as giving me the information to have the right conversations. Well written and very persuasive

Super User Networks for Software Projects

“As the author states, ‘nothing changes unless you make changes’. In this era of AI-everything, change is imperative, but the only way to successfully do so is to understand (and use) the technologies and mindsets defining the future or work. This book is your guide. It accomplishes being a roadmap of the future, and a reference guide to the tools that will get you there. It does so while also painting a human-centric vision of work that is thoughtfully designed for the worker of the future. Read it. Use it. Succeed thanks to it.”

Ian Barkin, Author of “All Hands on Tech: The AI Powered Citizen Revolution”

Humans and AI: The Future of Work

Mather writes in an engaging style, that pulls you in from the off - relatable enough to remind me of the best people I've worked with at many organisations or perhaps had a "omg, that's exactly it!" kind of conversation with at a networking do

Super User Networks for Software Projects

The author handles her subject matter from a very person-centred approach, and it is written in a very relatable, informal and accessible style. The fact that you need to 'enthuse' your users as well as educate and empower them is something which is often overlooked, yet actually key to the success of a software project. However, it is a central theme in this book, and it offers great insight on how to achieve this.

Super User Networks for Software Projects

"In 'Humans and AI: The Future of Work" the author Jayne Mather takes the reader on a carefully crafted journey exploring what may lie ahead and how best to prepare for the coming changes. My favorite part was learning about the 'Hyperautomation Organization." For those looking for fresh perspectives, I recommend this book for both its sweeping vision of the future and its actionable recommendations."

Jim Spohrer, Co-Founder and Board Member, the International Society of Service Innovation Professional (ISSIP.org)

Humans and AI: The Future of Work

A brilliant book that really frames the processes in an intelligent way that makes you think ‘why didn’t I think of that’. Every business should have a copy of this book.

Super User Networks for Software Projects

The author’s use of humour made the book an enjoyable and engaging read, it will be a resource I refer to again. I highly recommend this book to anyone involved in digital transformation or software projects

Super User Networks for Software Projects