Month: January 2017

A recent survey reveals that most organizations are not prepared for outsider attacks, data vulnerability, insider sabotage, user errors and

For manufacturers and retailers, establishing visibility into inventory, tracking point of sale (POS) data and generating financial reports can prove

CIO news roundup for week of Jan. 23 Net neutrality rules ranked high in tech news this week. Here’s what

Augmented reality apps in the Navy Though still in its infancy, companies like Newport News Shipbuilding are pioneering ways to

Characteristics of a threat hunter David Bianco, who was lead threat hunter at General Electric prior to becoming lead security technologist at

Over the weekend, Starbucks CEO Howard Schultz dived into the pool of controversy surrounding the recent executive order regarding the

Anyone attempting to lead change in an organization knows to expect some resistance. Change is not a rational process; no

I recently had the opportunity to interview two CEOs on a single day. While the interviews were conducted for two

Photograph courtesy of Kellogg School of Management at Northwestern University For outsiders observing a scandal at a company or organization,

by Greg Satell The underlying premise of any organization is to create value. Historically, firms have done so through engineering

by Charisse Jacques As retailers strive to reinvent their customer experience and drive loyalty, many are opening innovation labs or

by Chad McAllister Have you ever wondered why some people earn attention and respect when they speak, and others don’t?

by Mari Anixter Editor’s note: On Tuesday, January 24, 2017, the innovation community lost a dear friend, colleague, and collaborator.

by Mari Anixter Editor’s note: This is mandatory viewing. Tonight I watched a compelling interview with Tristan Harris on the

The UAE beat other countries in the Middle East and North Africa to emerge as the least corrupt nation in

Masdar Institute of Science and Technology (MIST) has signed a pact with French firm Thales Alenia Space and French engineering

Competition in business is inevitable, whether you are first to market with a new concept, product or service, or whether

Accepting credit cards at your business — whether you have a physical location or operate solely online — has been

Time seems to move faster these days, and just like many other industries, public relations, and the overall way of

On January 29, 2011 I wrote the first blog post of an unbroken streak. Today finishes the sixth year. Tomorrow

On Saturday, I woke up in San Francisco to the news about immigration and had this empty feeling in my

As I pointed out in yesterday’s column on sales mega-trends, email marketing is the only form of outbound marketing that

Sensitive people get a bad rap. Research suggests that genes are responsible for the 15-20% of people who qualify as

The harsh reality is that we’re not getting any younger, and with aging come consequences, like losing your mental acuity.

Join Entrepreneur’s The Goal Standard Challenge and make 2017 yours. Learn more » The global economic landscape is perpetually evolving,

Join Entrepreneur’s The Goal Standard Challenge and make 2017 yours. Learn more » It’s official. Tim Ferriss has done it

Join Entrepreneur’s The Goal Standard Challenge and make 2017 yours. Learn more » When I conduct seminars for startups, I

Join Entrepreneur’s The Goal Standard Challenge and make 2017 yours. Learn more » How do you maintain relationships with busy,

Join Entrepreneur’s The Goal Standard Challenge and make 2017 yours. Learn more » When it comes to goals, often people

John Howie, former COO of the Cloud Security Alliance, says secure providers aren’t enough; threats to users are evolving fast.