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Careful succession planning is a key aspect of board governance. But it can be difficult to know how to set a new CEO up for ...
Big tech’s recent embrace of nuclear power highlights a shared strategic challenge between AI firms and energy providers: ...
As organizations confront SAP’s deadline to transition from legacy ERP Central Component (ECC) systems to SAP S/4HANA cloud ...
When people feel invisible at work, they disengage. As a leader, one of your most powerful tools is the ability to notice—deliberately, consistently, and with purpose. Here’s how to do it. Recognize ...
“The transition wasn’t merely about sustainability metrics,” says David Green, head of innovation at Blenheim Palace. “Our ...
Interviews with supply chain leaders at more than a dozen manufacturers and retailers inside and outside the United States ...
Asking for and receiving help at work can boost employees’ creativity, help them learn new skills, and strengthen their ...
When a retailer offers a chatbot to communicate with customers and solve their queries, or when a bank sends an SMS for ...
Employee mental health isn’t a side issue—it’s a core leadership responsibility. Most employees report at least one mental health challenge, and more than half of CEOs say they’ve struggled in the ...
This thorny situation calls for leaders to develop a new competency: conflict intelligence, the ability to manage and resolve ...
Kaspi was a bank with no online presence and was struggling to survive amid a global financial crisis. Today, it is the most ...
You may think that urging employees to report abusive behavior is enough to address misconduct. It’s not. Who reports abuse matters just as much as what gets reported—especially when evidence is thin.