Social technologies are systems of thought that shape collaboration, decision-making, and adaptability. Rooted in self-organisation and continuous learning, they enable organisations to evolve, innovate, and create sustainable value.
In complex environments where variance is high, methodologies fall short. In order to guide our ways of working we need foundational philosophies that foster adaptability, emergent coordination, and collective intelligence. Social technologies provide this foundation, shaping interactions, decision-making, and value creation.
Social technologies are not methodologies, they dont tell you how to do the work, but they do provide a structure within which decisions are made. They focus on the underlying principals of continuous learning, self-management, and decentralised decision-making. This enabled organisations to navigate uncertainty with intent, rather than rigid processes. They thrive on:
Processes are transient; philosophies endure. Rigid organisations struggle with change because they impose predictability on complex realities. In contrast, those embracing social technologies cultivate fluidity, making experimentation and sense-making intrinsic to how they operate.
Organisations that see social technologies as a way of engaging with complexity—not just tools—become resilient, collaborative, and value-driven. Adaptability isn’t a lever to pull; it’s a way of thinking and working that fuels continuous progress.
We partner with businesses across diverse industries, including finance, insurance, healthcare, pharmaceuticals, technology, engineering, transportation, hospitality, entertainment, legal, government, and military sectors.
Akaditi
Bistech
Big Data for Humans
Slicedbread
YearUp.org
New Signature
Graham & Brown
Teleplan
ProgramUtvikling
Trayport
Lockheed Martin
Healthgrades
Higher Education Statistics Agency
Boeing
MacDonald Humfrey (Automation) Ltd.
Deliotte
Kongsberg Maritime
CR2
New Hampshire Supreme Court
Royal Air Force
Department of Work and Pensions (UK)
Nottingham County Council
Washington Department of Enterprise Services
Washington Department of Transport
Kongsberg Maritime
Bistech
SuperControl
Freadom
Genus Breeding Ltd
Teleplan