Predictably Inaccurate
Do our digital breadcrumbs truly portray who we really are? In the mad rush to collect big data, are companies overlooking the fact that not all of what they have might be relevant? John Lucker, Susan...
7 Juni 201716min
Quantum computing in the marketplace
Quantum computing, which can perform complex calculations exponentially faster than normal computers, has the potential to create great wealth by reimagining how problems are solved. But this huge com...
24 Maj 201718min
TalentManagement
As a new leader, having the right team in place can make or break your position. Ajit Kambil spoke with Tanya Ott on the trade-off between time and talent, and how to handle your incoming team—from gl...
10 Maj 201723min
AI in government
What do government workers need more of? Time. And that's exactly what artificial intelligence promises to offer. Our research suggests that cognitive technologies can help agencies free up billions o...
27 Apr 201733min
Facing the opioid epidemic
Six degrees of separation applies to the opioid crisis as well—most people are only a few steps away from someone who's struggled with addiction. Kevin Bingham discusses the massive amount state and f...
5 Apr 201718min
Unlocking human potential
The growing wellness industry attests to people's need to destress and slow down. Finding the balance between roots and shoots—between inward reflection and outward exploration—can be the key here, sa...
22 Mars 201727min
The rise of mobility as a service
By 2025, private cars might become obsolete. With growing congestion along with innovative transport options, mobility as a service—using public and private transportation seamlessly and on demand—is ...
8 Mars 201720min
Time: A new executive's most irreplaceable resource
Executives who take on a new C-level role often find themselves working 80-hour work weeks, making burnout pretty much inevitable. Based on his experience in over 250 labs with new CFOs, Ajit Kambil d...
22 Feb 201723min
