23 April 2024 ⢠by Jerry Davis in Audio articles
GenAI can deliver cost and productivity benefits for colleges and students, but there is a dark side....
As temperatures hit 53C in Furnace Creek in Californiaâs Death Valley, itâs clear we need to act â and fast. Edoardo Chiarotti argues that companies need to pay a âvegetation debtâ to...
Audio available6 November 2023 ⢠by Sudhanshu Sarronwala in Audio articles ⢠9 min read
Focusing on a companyâs ecological and social impact as well as its economic performance has yielded mixed results. However, there is increasing evidence that even legacy companies are now making positive strides....
Audio available30 October 2023 ⢠by Bali Padda in Audio articles ⢠8 min read
Technology may lead to a more efficient process, but itâs not the best option if it worsens the customer experience â and without due regard to data cleansing the results can be...
Audio available26 October 2023 ⢠by John Elkington in Audio articles ⢠12 min read
Whatâs a regenerative business model? It starts with designing companies as if we mean to stay on this planet....
Audio available20 October 2023 ⢠by George Kohlrieser in Audio articles ⢠7 min read
As the COVID-19 pandemic fades into the background, some managers might be tempted to shelve the leadership lessons from the crisis. That would be a mistake....
Audio available16 October 2023 ⢠by Amanda Williams, Knut Haanaes in Audio articles ⢠10 min read
Todayâs urgent sustainability challenges need more than the efforts of individual companies. Systems-change leaders offer guidance on how organizations can collaborate across sectors and supply chains to keep within planetary boundaries....
Audio available13 October 2023 ⢠by Mayuka Yamazaki in Audio articles ⢠12 min read
Working on ikebana as a team means relinquishing our desire to control, letting go of our ego, and existing in the present.âŻOut of this process something beautiful can emerge....
Audio available10 October 2023 ⢠by Jan Van der Kaaij, Sam Gill in Audio articles ⢠8 min read
A well-known metaphor in business illustrates levels of buy-in: imagine a chicken and a pig discussing a bacon and egg sandwich â the chicken is engaged, but the pig is...
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6 October 2023 ⢠by Howard H. Yu in Audio articles ⢠6 min read
Unpredictability in the marketplace can quickly burst the bubble of any company not agile enough to adapt to change.Here are lessons from the soda pop giantâs successful mission to update and diversify...
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