9: Agile Talent and Martini

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In this episode Barry and Eleanor Matthews discuss what’s been happening in the wonderful world of open talent; including the GT&BSC’s Open Talent event, Microsoft and Linkedin’s plans to move into the open talent market and Uber’s supreme court ruling. They also discuss Agile Talent over a glass of wine with Martin Boakes MD for Europe at Enate.

Agile Talent and the Martini model: any time, any place, any-where, any employment type – requires a level of orchestration and balance that only software can provide. Martin explains how Enate’s orchestration software enables load balancing across geographies and worker types.

Martin also shares his first job and worst job, his cycling accomplishments and his and Eleanor’s obsession with fitness performance metrics

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