Maybe It’s Time To Regulate Gadgets And Apps Like Cigarettes
Tech companies put a lot of work into designing their products to be “sticky.” That’s investor deck speak, but everyone knows what sticky really means: addictive.
The ‘internet of things’ is sending us back to the Middle Ages
Internet-enabled devices are so common, and so vulnerable, that hackers recently broke into a casino through its fish tank. The tank had internet-connected sensors measuring its temperature and cleanliness. The hackers got into the fish tank’s sensors and then to the computer used to control them, and from there to other parts of the casino’s network. The intruders were able to copy 10 gigabytes of data to somewhere in Finland.
The Great Awakening – How our thinking about technology fundamentally changed in 2017 and where we go from here
2018 is poised to be the year when our consciousness about our relationship with technology hits a tipping point. And, in turn, that’s going to make 2018 the year of the great reckoning– the year in which we’re forced to decide what we want from technology and what irreducible parts of our humanity we want to safeguard and protect.
The critical importance of the HR business partner
Nearly a decade ago, CEOs surveyed by McKinsey stressed the importance of talent strategy to their organizations. But they also voiced misgivings about HR’s ability to manage the talent process strategically and deliver maximum value to the business.
Amazon Just Unveiled Its Grand Plan For Whole Foods: To Make The ‘Last Mile’ The First Mile
Ever since Amazon spent $13.7 billion on Whole Foods last June, theories have been swirling as to why the world's biggest e-commerce firm would get into the old-time business of selling groceries in stores.
An executive’s guide to AI
Staying ahead in the accelerating artificial intelligence race require executives to make nimble, informed decisions about where and how to employ AI in their business.