Month: November 2019

Whether it’s placing machine tools on the factory floor or designing work spaces for people that work at the company,

A year and a half after GDPR, California’s own data privacy act will soon go into effect, but many businesses

Everyone seems interested in getting the most impact out of their innovation efforts. Collaborative Innovation Networks (COINs) have mushroomed since the invention

If you are following along, I’m writing a series of posts about the opportunities and challenges with the way we

The following article is based on excerpts from Ben Angel’s book, Unstoppable: A 90-Day Plan to Biohack Your Mind and Body

Prepare for culture shock But Cigna’s Stetson said he has also seen network engineers and administrators wrestle with applying software

The end of the year is fast approaching, and it’s on track to go out with a bang. Adobe projects

Presented Most of us take Internet connectivity and accessibility for granted. As active members of the digital age (with an

When you’re running a business, keeping on top of your own schedule is hard enough. Managing an entire team, their

As enterprises embark on AI and machine learning strategies, chip makers like NVIDIA, Intel and AMD are battling to become

Given the alarming statistics around damages related to ransomware in 2018, which reportedly exceeded $8 billion dollars, administrators of Office

Whether seen or unseen, clouds exist above buildings and trees, carrying unknown quantities of particles and molecules that can transform

Platform businesses and ecosystems are headline news. Seven of the world’s eight largest companies Every sector has felt the impact

Photograph Peter Drucker, my favorite managerial touchstone, didn’t think much of leadership charisma. You can almost hear him grinding his

You know you’re out to beat the odds, but being reminded of it is the last thing you need. You

In this video, Entrepreneur Network partner Business Rockstars gives a tour of the Row DTLA workspace. At the Row offices, management

The idea of a companywide, 4-day workweek seems to have appeal to organizations and employees. But does it make sense

Photograph Close to US$3.8 trillion is expected to be invested The assumption has always been that, when something goes wrong

Many say that coding is the new literacy. Kids are encouraged to learn programming in school and take coding courses

In this video, Entrepreneur Network partner Business Rockstars speaks with Julia Hunter, the president of lifestyle brand Jenni Kayne. After spending

In this video, Entrepreneur Network partner Brian Tracy discusses how to keep moving through life’s ups and downs, to stay

Every business I know creates content, and for various reasons — exposure, engagement, authority and sales, to name a few. But

“Aren’t you worried that you are just training your competition?” That’s a question photographer and entrepreneur Sarah Petty gets all the time.

CTOs, IT leaders, and executive management can use these examples to form their own master plans to transform their organizations

Photograph Having grown up in India, I remember how monsoons brought relief from scorching heat and produced lush greenery and lots

Recently I received an advance copy of “The CEO’s Innovation Playbook” – the latest white paper from Mastercard and Harvard

This continues on from an Innovation Excellence blog I wrote last month about how personality types can influence innovation capability.

Disrupting competitors or an industry essentially means doing something to take market share away from your competitors or get non-users

Intrapreneurship is an employee(s) initiative for developing new business within established firms, somehow different from the core business. The value creation

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