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What Companies Succeeding with AI Do Differently

Harvard Business

In 2021, researchers at MIT and McKinsey teamed up to ask more than 100 companies how they were using AI in their operations and to learn what separated the highest-performing companies from the rest. They conducted a similar survey in 2023 to see what had changed.

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Learning Trends to Fully Embrace in 2021

Clarity Consultants

Organizations typically had to adopt a work-from-home model with little notice, causing them to focus heavily on simply maintaining typical operations. The post Learning Trends to Fully Embrace in 2021 appeared first on Clarity Consultants - Training Development. Today, COVID-19 is still an issue.

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How Grocery Stores Should Respond to the Growth of Online Markets

Harvard Business

Post Covid, online grocery shopping is still high, forecasted by Forrester (2021) to hit 10.4% During 2020-21 online grocery shopping soared from 3.4% to double digits as Covid-19 made customers reluctant to go into stores. How will grocery retailers service this new demand stream?

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How Maersk Designed a More Resilient Supply Chain

Harvard Business

In 2021, the shipping giant launched an innovation center to contend with current and future challenges.

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Trends Shaping the Automotive Industry in 2022

Epicflow

The start of autonomous vehicles services: in Germany, roboshuttles (Level 4 autonomy) for the first time ever will be allowed to operate as regular services on public roads. Read more: 2021 Automotive Industry Challenges and Trends. However, as the technology is still not mature enough, it will bring some challenges too.

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What CEOs Need to Know About the Cloud in 2021

Harvard Business

Cloud tools give companies access to big tech capabilities.

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From Vaults to Virtual: The Rise of Blockchain in Banking

Tom Spencer

Although initially viewed with skepticism, blockchain is now being embraced for its potential to streamline operations, reduce costs, and enhance security. For example, the Bank of England launched a CBDC Taskforce in 2021 to explore a digital pound, also known as Britcoin. Zuhair Imaduddin is a Senior Product Manager at Wells Fargo.

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