• Curiosity, Not Coding: 6 Skills Leaders Need in the Digital Age

    More troubling, though, was that fewer than half of our participants think that they or other senior executives at their organizations have the right mindset and skills to lead in the digital era.
    Even with more data and analytics, executives we talked to said that leaders still need to adopt holistic thinking and stay open to the unexpected.

  • When Employees Feel a Sense of Purpose, Companies Succeed

    In my new book, Deep Purpose: The Heart and Soul of High-Performance Companies, I explore how some leaders embrace “deep purpose” as a generative force that can be a catalyst to achieve both impressive economic results and positive social impact.

  • When Working Harder Doesn’t Work, Time to Reinvent Your Career

    Brooks explores his unlikely shift from budding musician to hard-charging head of a Washington, DC, thinktank and academic in his new book, From Strength to Strength: Finding Success, Happiness, and Deep Purpose in the Second Half of Life.
    Like many strivers, Darwin was hooked on success, and he didn’t understand that the smarts that allowed him to innovate quickly in his younger years, called fluid intelligence, naturally decline toward midlife.

  • What You Need to Know About AI Ethics

    To address the ethical problems that can arise from non-human data analysis and decision-making, a growing number of enterprises are starting to pay attention to how AI can be kept from making potentially harmful decisions.

  • How Digital Transformation Can Reshape Guest Experience In The New Pandemic Era

    Being a digital-first company means closely listening and understanding your customer’s needs and working toward developing a customer-centric product or service.

    With digital technologies, brands not only have to keep up with the changing customer behaviors but must even explore new ways to deliver significant value throughout the guest journey.

  • Platform Agnosticism, Fabrics And Faster Data Access: Unwrapping A Solution

    The best approach when developing a new application is to consider the various attributes of the solution, and pick a platform based on its performance on those attributes.

    95% of the IT manager respondents said they agreed that they picked a platform to process data for analytics and AI based on the best platform attributes, including latency, security, resiliency, and performance/cost.

  • Industry 4.0 and the pursuit of resiliency

    Once you begin to build trust in those results, it’s easier to use machine learning and AI technology for maintaining the assets running on the manufacturing floor.

  • The Benefits of Adopting a Low-Code/No-Code Development Platform

    Low-code/no-code development platforms represent yet another improvement in speeding up time-to-value on creating both internal and external applications, says Christian Kelly, a managing director at business and IT advisory firm Accenture.

    While low-code/no-code development platforms are designed for speed and ease of use, they still require citizen developers to have a basic understanding of application design concepts.

  • Value of B2B Marketing is Increased with Alignment

    Value of Account-Based Strategy As seen in the survey results above, the second priority of digital marketing leaders is to drive increased sales among identified leads.

  • Future for Careers in Automation Looking Bright

    The tech industry continues to face crippling, industry-wide shortage of skillsets, and as automation becomes a critical technology helping accelerate business processes, organizations across various industries are developing fully automated workflows.

  • Data Science: A Guide to Careers and Team Building

    Before your enterprise rolls out new technologies to fulfill that wish list, the work starts with building a data science team that ensures data quality, identifies new data sources, and implements the right technology so the digital experience is efficient and seamless.

    If you are responsible for recruiting, training, deploying, and managing that data science team, this Enterprise Guide is the first step in building out a data science knowledge base.