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Keeping Innovation Programs Vibrant
Join Us Now One of the challenges encountered by executives involved with innovation programs at their companies is how to keep them sustainable. In addition to other interests that are competing for attention within the organization, other impediments to innovation initiatives include cultural barriers such as bureaucracy. These obstacles help explain why 94% of executives…
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Eye on Silicon Valley: Where Innovation Never Sleeps
Join Us Now Companies succeed in different markets for a variety of reasons. Some companies are known for their products or services and others differentiate themselves through the customer experiences they deliver. But in today’s era of disruption, what truly separates industry leaders from the rest of the pack is their commitment to innovation. While…
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Hunter Muller Predicts: Tech Will Remain Primary Driving Force in Global Economic Growth and Continuing Prosperity
Join Us Now There was no shortage of news last week, but here’s an item that caught my eye: “The U.S. economy grew 2.1% in the fourth quarter, closing out a year in which gross domestic product decelerated to its slowest pace in three years amid a continuing drag in business investment,” writes Jeff Cox…
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The IoT Security Blindspot
Join Us Now For years, security teams have worried about new or unauthorized devices connecting to the corporate network. First it was laptops in the 80s, then smartphones in the 90s, but it wasn’t until the mid-2000s that security teams began to see where things were headed: a world that is increasingly dominated by “smart”…
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Remembering Clayton Christensen, Guru of Disruption and Globally Respected Thought Leader of Modern Business Strategy
Join Us Now Clayton Christensen, the Harvard professor who elevated disruption into a fundamental force of modern business strategy, died last week in Boston. He was 67 and had been battling cancer. It’s virtually impossible to overstate the impact of Christensen’s research and published works. For many years, it seemed as though every organization’s business…
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HMG Tech News Digest January 31
Join Us Now Tesla Shares Soared; Market Reacts to Coronavirus Strong earnings drove Tesla stock to new heights this week, continuing the carmaker’s rally. Tesla’s fourth-quarter results beat expectations, and its stock rocketed 13% on the news after hours, according to CNBC. Tesla CEO Elon Musk shot back at analysts, telling one that “a lot…
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Eye on Phoenix: CIO Leadership: Reimagining the Future State Business with the CEO and the C-suite
Join Us Now Business disruption is widespread and persistent. According to an Accenture study, nearly three-quarters (72%) of industry sectors experienced an increase in disruption over the past eight years, leaving $41 trillion in enterprise value exposed to disruption today. Since most organizations are vulnerable to disruption, it’s imperative that CIOs and technology executives partner…
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Hunter Muller Predicts: Sustainability, Self-Care and Mindfulness Will Become Fundamental to Business Growth and Continuing Success in a Rapidly Transformational Global Economy
Join Us Now This year’s World Economic Forum Annual Meeting at Davos offered an array of fascinating and potentially transformational alternatives to the standard textbook approach for achieving economic expansion and prosperity. Issues such as stakeholder capitalism, climate change and income inequality took center stage, and there seemed to be a genuine sense of urgency…
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HMG Tech News Digest January 24
Join Us Now Davos Refocuses Attention on Technology as Strong Driver of Global Economic Growth and Essential Element in Fighting Climate Change This year’s edition of the World Economic Forum Annual Meeting at Davos came to a close today, capping five days of presentations, speeches and conversations focused mostly on climate change and the role…
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Staying Ahead of the Game with Business Risk Intelligence
Join Us Now The 2019 CyberEdge Cyberthreat Defense Report paints a harsh picture of cybercrime. In a survey of more than 1,200 IT security decision makers and practitioners, 78% of respondents admitted to falling victim to a successful cyberattack, and nearly two-thirds said that future successful cyberattacks are inevitable. While pessimism and fear, uncertainty, and…
