How do those living with vision, hearing, cognitive or motor needs communicate with your brand online? Despite the culture shift towards a more accessible online experience, few organisations are truly leading on this important issue when building their social media marketing strategy.
We’re going to be sharing a story every week for the 12 weeks of summer, showing you how healthcare organisations are using technology to transform patient outcomes and increase productivity.
An organisation that includes everyone is a more innovative place. Employees are happier, productive, and collaborative. Find out how tech can help empower.
Today marks Global Accessibility Awareness Day. It’s a day when we get to celebrate the progress our customers and partners have made to create more inclusive workplaces. It’s also a good time to look ahead at what more we can do as a community to empower everyone in the workplace.
Birmingham’s recent HR Directors (HRD) Summit 2019 featured an intriguing diversity & inclusion (D&I) CoLab run by Microsoft’s Julie Lock, Head of Customer Acquisition Marketing, and Kerri Hollis, Modern Communications Product Manager. The CoLab was entitled Engaging and Developing a Diverse and Inclusive Workforce.
Artificial intelligence is changing the way people live, work and learn. The use of AI allows us to be more productive and efficient with our time. But can intelligent technology be used for more? On March 28th, we will be running our next meetup event which focuses on AI for Accessibility.
March 8th is International Women’s Day, where we will be promoting the hashtag, #BalanceForBetter. It’s a call for action to achieve gender balance across the world. First and foremost, I am a woman. So, the importance of the #BalanceForBetter agenda resonates with me. But I’m also a woman with disabilities.
Some of the best innovations come from answering the challenges that people with disabilities face. Kerri Hollis looks at some of the ideas coming out of Microsoft and explains why inclusive design isn’t an obligation. It’s an opportunity for smart companies.
Employee Resource Groups are a key way to give your employees a voice and create an inclusive workplace. After all, if you want everyone to achieve more, you need to listen to their diverse needs and ideas. But what exactly is an Employee Resource Group? Why do you need one?
Both inside your company and outside, you’ve a large pool of talent to choose from. Handled right, they could help your business flourish. But are you making the most of this pool? Kerri Hollis knows the benefits that people with disabilities can bring, and the strategies that can make a difference for them.
AI is having a huge impact on accessibility. In healthcare specifically, it has the potential to drastically improve the experiences of patients and employees.