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WORKTECH, the world’s leading conference series for workplace intelligence and strategy, spotlighted our team for the “Design by Humans” talk during their closing session at the Financial Workplace Conference held recently in New York. Our very own Sanjay Shamdasani and Andrew Balster of geniant led an engaging discussion on how design can bridge the digital and physical worlds, especially in today’s evolving work environments. They shared insights on how financial firms can reimagine workspaces, using geniant's unique blending of user experience research and architectural design. We're always excited about the opportunity to continue pushing the boundaries of what workspaces can do for organizations, promoting improved culture and higher performance! 🚀✨

Does your company operate in silos? If so, which department has the most to gain by breaking down those silos?

At geniant, we use a proven process to ensure companies create high-performing teams. With over 200 inputs, our process helps companies align on real business value, improve communication, and ensures their data is clean and ready to leverage the benefits of AI. It is through this Illuminate process that we break down silos for better business outcomes.

It is so important to understand the opportunity costs and inefficiencies that come with company silos that hinder communication and alignment. At geniant, our proven Illuminate process ensures these barriers are removed and the optimal customer experience can be realized. Silos stifle. We break them down.

Employees are more productive, more creative, and happier when they have the right workplace experiences. More importantly, the talent you want to acquire and retain factors their workspace into the decision to join or stay. Our Experience Research and interior design teams are paving the way for the future of work. Return to office shouldn't be a chore, it should be an opportunity.

People are a part of everything we do at geniant. No surprise to see our own David Dewane featured in The Wall Street Journal https://lnkd.in/gSpszmWi

Implementing the newest and most promising technology in any environment can be exhilarating, but few companies are truly ready to properly seize these opportunities. From stale data to bias mitigation, to proper strategy, there is equal opportunity to create backlash with customers, employees, and regulators. Our proven methodology ensures these potential pitfalls are avoided and the technology is properly aligned with the desired business outcomes. Find out where most pitfalls lie, and how geniant has been helping clients avoid them.

At geniant, we may not talk about AI, but we are helping a number of companies in different verticals realize significant business gains through our innovative incorporation of AI. Here are just some of the ways we are impacting business.

AI Is Changing the World—We’re Changing Business Outcomes. While others focus on talking about AI’s potential, we’re focused on applying it strategically to solve critical business challenges. Watch our video to see how we’re using AI to do more than talk—we’re driving real-world transformation. #AI #strategy #design #productmindset #futureofwork #experiences #customerjourney

Today, geniant's own David Dewane took the stage at WORKTECH to address a pressing issue affecting many workplaces—'languishing.' In his talk, he discussed the characteristics of this all-too-common state and shared actionable strategies to propel employee experiences from merely existing to truly flourishing. Key insights from the talk included: 🔹 How to recognize the signs of languishing in your teams. 🔹 Innovative approaches to foster a thriving workplace culture. 🔹 How a combination of digital, space, and people drives productivity. At geniant, we believe that every workplace has the potential to shape its experiences for its employees, paving the way for happier, more productive teams.