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Dynamic Work was founded by Bruce Lynn who now serves as
‘chairman’ of Dynamic Work, but is no longer available for
consulting engagements. Anyone interested in exploring Dynamic
Work concepts further can contact him on
brucely@dynamicwork.co.uk and he can refer you to some
exceptionally talented partners with whom he has worked in this
area.
Bruce is a 20 year veteran of
applying technology innovations to business, including 15 years
with industry leader Microsoft. Bruce held a number of
Director positions in the Microsoft UK operation including
running its Internet business unit as well as its billion
dollar Server business unit.
Before joining
Microsoft, he held the position of UK Managing Director for
Kenan Systems, and worked for the systems houses/consulting
firms Mercer, and Applied Expert Systems. Bruce received his honours degree in History and
Economics from Harvard University.
Bruce blogs on the topics of ‘Leadership and Management’ and
‘Turning Adversity to Advantage’ at
http://brucelynnblog.spaces.live.com.
The enterprise grew out of a focus on the area of flexible
working and how technology can enhance work practices and work
places. Bruce spoke and wrote on this topic extensively in
recent years, most prominently with his TechNet blog '
'Dynamic Work'
'. The archive to those posts and ongoing
examination of this field are
continued here
.
Bruce has assumed the title of 'Chief Dynamist', defined as...
A. one who fosters, creates or produces dynamism.
B.
shorthand for ‘Evangelist for Dynamic Work’.
C.
(textbook) follower of the philosophy that ‘seeks to impact the phenomena
of business by the action of force’.
For testimonials about Bruce's work and approach to business,
check out his
LinkedIn Recommendations
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