Month: December 2021

Enterprise resource planning (ERP) systems have long been the backbone of the large enterprise. Back in the nineties, it was

With the growing amount of data companies work with on a daily basis, it’s imperative to be able to easily

There may be no honor among cyberthieves. But at least a few appear to be abiding Researchers from threat intelligence

In the last decade, data has earned its rightful place as an asset of the business after decades of languishing

Have you ever walked into a ski shop when you only have a vague idea about the technical aspects of

Like many manufacturers, autonomous vehicle (AV) developers suffered through a 2021 that was rocked Heading into 2022, the AV industry’s

One of the chief responsibilities of today’s CIOs is to help to guide their company’s digital transformation journey: mapping out

Enterprise IT leaders are often straddling two disciplines. There’s technology on one side and there’s business on the other side.

Many people going to CES this year are going in with a different mindset. Global events have completely changed people’s

New technologies and tools are often at their best when they are poised for release. They have been tested and

Web applications can simplify the management of IoT devices and the ability of organizations to derive value from their IoT

Interactions between components It’s important that these various components operate at similar speeds or performance levels. If they can’t keep

U.S. officials work on AI bill of rights Earlier this year, the White House Office of Science and Technology Policy,

The drivers of enterprise value extend beyond financial productivity—and as disruption intensifies, businesses must adapt to avoid value destruction.

Illustration Throughout the year, our reviewers delved into the latest business books to unearth essential ideas, observations, and lessons from

Photograph courtesy of Godrej Consumer Products Limited The Inside the Mind of the CEO interview series explores a wide range

Human-Centered Change and Innovation loves making innovation insights accessible for the greater good, because we truly believe that the better

GUEST POST from Arlen Meyers Sickcare is a culture of conformity and competition. Premeds know it. Medical students and residents

GUEST POST from Greg Satell Look at anyone who has truly changed the world and they encountered significant resistance. In

GUEST POST from Janet Sernack If you have ever had a significant setback, made a serious mistake, or failed at

GUEST POST from Jesse Nieminen Most large organizations are led and managed very systematically, and they pride themselves on that.

For more than a decade I’ve devoted myself to making innovation insights accessible for the greater good, because I truly

GUEST POST from Arlen Meyers One way to put a toe in the water of physician entrepreneurship is to become

Here’s What Makes the Difference GUEST POST from Greg Satell The conservative columnist John Podhoretz recently took to the New

GUEST POST from Janet Sernack In our last blog, we proposed, rather than living in a world where everyone hates to

Content is undeniably the soul of any form of consumer communication. But whether you take a straightforward or unforeseen approach,

Without a solid base of happy customers, even the greatest of business ideas is simply that: an idea. The most

Preparation, The reliability of decisions to buy, hold or sell an investment correlates to the anticipatory skill of the investor.

You don’t have to be an SEO expert to know people leave websites that are slow to load; you’ve probably

Companies keep customers at the center of all their activities, no matter the industry. As a result, they implement extensive customer support