Month: March 2017

A new work code That’s why, Benioff said, he traveled to Washington earlier this month, along with Rometty, to meet

In business, change is a constant. At most companies, every corner of the business is constantly facing factors such as

by Jose Floren Disclaimer: I do not pretend to know the answer to this. My own experience—somewhat long, is littered

How can Renaissance Technologies make so much money from financial markets by hiring scientists/mathematicians with no domain knowledge of finance?

Staples isn’t just for office supplies or printing anymore. Three of the company’s Massachusetts stores now include happy hour, retro

Everyone knows fictional trader Gordon Gekko’s infamous refrain in the film Wall Street: “Greed is good.” These days, however, a different

In the world of marketing, what you know is just as important as whom you know. Related: 39 Quick Ways to Increase

Prioritization is an inherent part of B2B sales, and it raises two natural questions every salesperson has to navigate throughout his

With its days as an emerging technology behind us, the cloud is now firmly established in the fabric of modern

The CFO for SAP shares thoughts on how intelligent machines are likely to displace, but not, replace her and other

Telecommuting can be a useful concept for an organization, but you have to put the right tools in place to

Interest grows in startup partnering However, attempts to run a startup within an enterprise aren’t always successful, industry observers noted.

Beating the odds Many senior officer committees resist — and there will likely be a high price to pay. According

Companies and their CIOs today are facing a serious challenge. Legacy IT infrastructure and applications are a constraint as CIOs

Automation is on the rise because machines, software, and algorithms can do many tasks more effectively and more efficiently than

by Daniel Lock Organizational complexity and bureaucracy are a threat that managers must continually be wary of… The term change

The UAE will impose a 500% penalty on businesses that evade value added tax, according to tax consultants who attended

US and British bans on laptops and tablet computers in flight cabins are not sustainable in the long term, according

At least some of the proceeds from the sale of Souq.com to global e-commerce giant Amazon.com will be invested back

Dubai-based ride-hailing firm Careem is scouting for acquisition opportunities and is considering an initial public offering (IPO), according to founder

The media business is in deep trouble. While there are a few successful subscription outlets (like the New York Times),

Are you often wondering why your hard work goes unnoticed? Do you ever get frustrated to see opportunities being given

Roughly half of the world’s population is female, but you wouldn’t know it by looking at the technology sector in

Power is a tricky thing. At once it’s both invisible, and v-e-r-y real. When we meet a powerful person we

A phone interview is often the first step in the hiring process. If prepared for well, it can be a

Bosses get a bad rap. Even the good ones get stomped on at the water-cooler. There is an even more

Managers in almost all major industries are currently sending themselves into a tizzy trying to solve the skills gap problem.

For many entrepreneurs, entering new and developing markets paves the way for global expansion. But for entrepreneurs in this global age,

Our new video series Ask Entrepreneur is back with a new staffer taking your questions. This week, Entrepreneur.com’s managing editor Linda Lacina

A bill that would require companies to offer three days of paid leave a month for women experiencing painful periods