Health Technology
& Behavioral Innovation
Technology should support human capacity, not compete with it.
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Health ◦ Technology ◦ Behavioral ◦ Innovation ◦
HRV and Cognitive Performance in Workers
Stronger heart rate variability means sharper thinking. This study tested real workers both white-collar and blue-collar. They found that those with more robust HRV performed better on attention, processing speed, and executive function tests.
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Microshifts and Schedule Control
65% of workers want "microshifting" — flexible work blocks aligned to their energy and productivity patterns. Managers who measure output instead of hours report higher productivity. Schedule autonomy is becoming a top retention driver.
Workplace Well-Being as Strategy
Deloitte surveyed 3,150 executives, managers, and workers and found that wellbeing programs work best when they address how work is structured — not just how individuals cope. Leaders who model wellbeing behaviors see measurably better team outcomes.
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It’s about technology working with your biology.