Technology deciphered by Helma Lensen

Expert, Experience expert

45 min

NL, EN

Trendwatching,
Innovation,
Digitization,
Robotics / Ai

Inspire,
Motivate,
Inform

Accessible insights into technological advances. Helma Lensen dismantles the fear of new developments with recognizable, everyday examples (from navigation to AI). Get a keen view of the future and learn to embrace technology as an ally.

Embracing the fear of the unknown
Many technological developments seem futuristic and scary when introduced - think of the first cell phones or early navigation systems. But by now they are indispensable, everyday tools. Helma Lensen is the speaker who removes the audience's fear of new technology by emphasizing everyday, practical use.

Helma shows that technological advances are not a threat, but a logical, often useful, step in the evolution of efficiency. She informs and inspires in an approachable way, without denying the fears that live.

Unique offering: clear language and interaction
From scary to ordinary: Helma uses recognizable, concrete examples - from the smartphone to the latest AI applications - to show the audience that they are already embracing much more technology than they think.

In conversation with the audience: Helma does not read a presentation, but engages the audience in conversation about their own experiences and fears. She creates a dynamic atmosphere and avoids complicated terms or jargon.

Focus on acceptance: The lecture focuses on accelerating the acceptance of new tools within teams and organizations, shifting the focus from resistance to practical benefit.

What the audience learns:
How to lower the psychological barrier to new technologies, both in yourself and your team.

Why the "newest" technologies often provide simple, everyday solutions to old problems.

The steps to adopting an open but critical attitude toward new tools to improve efficiency.

Relevant for:
Entrepreneurs, SMBs, HR departments, teams in transition, organizations struggling to adopt new software or automation processes, and anyone who wants to understand technology in a human way.

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