InsightsIdeas and perspectives from the work we do and the things we care about.Changing together series: Ask Different QuestionsLet's be honest, being a stakeholder around an Agile team is hard, especially when Agile is unfamiliar to you and/or your organisation. That's a situation we see a lot.By Collin LyonsThe Future of LoyaltyGone are the days when loyalty was a simple plastic card that rewarded customers based solely on transactions, and ‘rewards’ simply consisted of homogeneous discounts and offers. It is time to re-think loyalty.By ustwoWhat Does Agile HR Look Like?Bringing Agile to HR means first focusing on all of your employees. Whatever you create or implement should make their lives easier, reduce friction and hopefully bring a bit of delight.By Teresa LillyHow to succeed at Agile: Why a culture of transparency produces great workIn the second episode of our new ustwoCHATS podcast series, we speak to Anthony Murphy and Lujan Cima, Agile Coaches at ustwo about the critical role leadership plays in successfully implementing agile.By ustwoA Year of Monument Valley 2Way back in 2015, we made the decision to release our first infographic, capturing extensive data about how Monument Valley had performed in its first year of release.By ustwo GamesWhat we learned designing for healthcareCameron Day, Commercial Director at ustwo London, travelled to the Cannes Lions Festival of Creativity recently to present at Cannes Health and share ustwo’s experience and insights in the healthcare space.By ustwoChanging Together Series: Helping teams to be teamsIt won’t come as a surprise that we’re big fans of ‘Agile’. It’s the best way to build software - as well as other things - and we’re always slightly surprised that the whole world isn’t doing it.By Collin LyonsThe Future of AR in Retail: Part 2 Advertising This is Part 2 in our series of infographics exploring Augmented Reality as a key opportunity area for retail and specifically fitness…By ustwoTurning Language into LightInternet connected devices are already dramatically changing the habits of people and their connections to home. Light switches may soon…By Autumn FjeldThe Future of AR in Retail: Part 1 Customer ExperienceThis is Part 1 in our series of infographics exploring Augmented Reality as a key opportunity area for retail and specifically fitness…By ustwoChanging Together Series: Openness We spend a lot of time helping organisations get more 'digital'. We mostly do this by helping them build something: we build together, learn…By Collin LyonsChanging Together Series: Shifts LaunchWe owe you a blog post about the importance and value of working in the open. That's coming soon. But we interrupting our meticulously planned content schedule because Co-op Shifts launches to all Co-op colleagues today!By ustwo London UCL x ustwo experiment: A Holistic Approach to Semi–AutonomyFully autonomous cars are being tested, but they still have their rough spots and consumer ownership carries many more questions. Looking at vehicles on the road today, the ones with autonomous capabilities are still quite limited in their abilities.By ustwo AutoChanging Together Series: The Co-opHelping transform the Co-op to help it meet its commitment to paying all colleagues the national living wage.By Collin LyonsAddressing our gender pay gap – one year onSo the gender pay gap results are in – 78% of UK firms pay men more than women. There was no sector that paid women more than men on average and the data showed that women are being paid a median hourly rate that’s 9.7% less...By ustwo London Media & Entertainment Trends for 2018In the first episode of our new ustwoCHATS podcast series, we take a look at the changing landscape of the entertainment industry, and the…By ustwoWill Autonomy Reignite Our Village High Street?From interstate highways to congested city centers, the ‘big plans’ of our past have left us with noisy, dirty, dangerous places to live – further away from the things that matter to us most.By Tom HarleRethinking Loyalty & RewardsLoyalty and rewards programs have exploded over the years as brands use them as a hook to drive higher spend and retain customers in a competitive market.By ustwoPreviousNext
