Month: October 2016

By Tim Cannon The future of tech talent is here, and the new generation of professionals doesn’t look anything like

While data-analytics projects have the potential to contribute greatly to organizational goals, professionals overseeing these efforts are encountering a wide

In the on-demand, pay-as-you-go cloud world dominated by Amazon Web Services, it’s easy for costs to spiral out of control.

by Scott Bowden Innovation practitioners sometimes complain about the interruptions of daily life that make our jobs of developing creative

As it currently stands, the market for industrial supply is incredibly fragmented. There exists a plethora of companies operating in

Absurdly Driven looks at the world of business with a skeptical eye and a firmly rooted tongue in cheek. I

Google has long held that investing in potential world-changing “moonshot” projects was crucial to the company’s innovation strategy. By all

Six of Apple’s Most Recent and Wildest Inventions From a super-intense set of body sensors to a bag, it seems

You know exactly what I am talking about. Your business is really coming together. You finally have the right staff

Why is the TPP so controversial? originally appeared on Quora – the knowledge sharing network where compelling questions are answered

There’s no doubt that diversity is one of the most reliable sources of innovative ideas. But creating a diverse team

Marketing is an always-evolving field, making it difficult for brands to keep up. Often insight into the next big trend

7 Survival Tips for Holiday Business Travel Here are a few tricks of the trade that can help you actually

Lebanese venture capital fund Berytech has exited fintech firm PayPlug, radio-frequency identification (RFID) company Active Identity and online food recipe

Position yourself for growth in 2017—join us live at the Entrepreneur 360™ Conference in Long Beach, Calif. on Nov. 16.

What’s the problem? Before businesses get swept up in the AI hype, CIOs should start at a sensible — and,

Transcending boundaries While the CIOs take somewhat different approaches to changing hearts and minds, the basic outlines of the cultural

by Greg Satell In The Outsiders, William Thorndike argues that the most essential skill for a manager is capital allocation. To

The remote workforce is expected to account for nearly three-quarters of the U.S. workforce by 2020, and your business could

Businesses are seeing an increase in millennials entering the workforce at a rapid rate. As of 2012, they are the

How can I get better at small talk? originally appeared on Quora – the knowledge sharing network where compelling questions

Position yourself for growth in 2017—join us live at the Entrepreneur 360™ Conference in Long Beach, Calif. on Nov. 16.

Position yourself for growth in 2017—join us live at the Entrepreneur 360™ Conference in Long Beach, Calif. on Nov. 16.

Position yourself for growth in 2017—join us live at the Entrepreneur 360™ Conference in Long Beach, Calif. on Nov. 16.

Position yourself for growth in 2017—join us live at the Entrepreneur 360™ Conference in Long Beach, Calif. on Nov. 16.

If talk really is cheap, then can the act of listening pave the path to untold riches? It’s quite possible—at

During its recent Symposium ITXpo, Gartner released predictions about the future of technology for IT departments and users. Here’s a

IT agility is about far more than adopting agile development practices. It requires a complete rethinking of your entire IT

Regulatory compliance and eDiscovery now rate among the highest essential IT and business priorities for any organization, regardless of size

by Nicolas Bry What is the Paris Accenture Innovation Center ? In a nutshell, a dizzying innovation team, acting in