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The Six Thinking Hats® GPT is an Artificial Intelligence (AI) agent that prompts humans to think.

It is a reversal of the normal way of interacting with AI. It will not solve problems for us but instead provides the prompts and guidance to structure our own thinking about any situation that is important to us.

A Brandon Hall Group award for embedding creativity using Six Thinking Hats & Lateral Thinking

The World Economic Forum Future of Jobs Report explores how jobs and skills will evolve. It is based on survey data that details the expectations of a cross-section of the world’s largest employers regarding how socio-economic and technology trends will shape the workplace of the future.

"PO is a new word. If this word existed in language, only two other words would be more important. In twenty years time, when computers have taken over most of human thinking, no other word will be more important."

The designer Kevin Finn in conversation with Dr. Edward de Bono as they discuss the value of design and creativity

Thinking by Design is a collaborative process that engages your team to create value for customers. For organisations in pursuit of innovation - we bring together the customer centric approach of Design Thinking with Edward de Bono’s Lateral Thinking.

ReThink is a short workshop using Lateral Thinking to create meaningful cost savings and the potential for growth.

The father of lateral thinking, the late Dr. Edward de Bono received one of the highest international awards for ‘Leaders of Excellence in Creative Thinking and Innovation’, a few weeks after his demise.

Better decision making depends on how people discover, discuss and develop ideas together. It is possible to have diverse representation and still suffer from poor decision making due to a culture of exclusive thinking.

Companies that solely focus on competition will ultimately die. Those that focus on value creation will thrive. How do we do this when there are multiple values in contention?

How to improve collaboration, problem-solving, innovation, and decision making.

An article published in the Times of Malta