How finance leaders can adapt to the new normal This has been a tough year. Challenging. Nerve-racking. Exhausting. And it seems there’s more to come. U.S. health officials have acknowledged that a vaccine for COVID-19 may not be widely available until well into the second quarter of next year, possibly Read more…
Since the first quarter of 2020, an ominous cloud has hung over the world as a novel coronavirus spread across the globe. Initially, we were gripped as we watched China battle to curb the spread through a series of drastic measures – factories shut down, forcible isolation in Wuhan, makeshift hospitals, and Read more…
Artificial intelligence capabilities are growing and the technologies involved are quickly becoming mainstream. One thing is abundantly clear – the future of work will involve more technology performing tasks that are currently performed by humans. In this video, Sharon Burrow (General Secretary, ITUC), explains that people are not overly concerned Read more…
Towards the end of Breaking Bad Episode 508 Gliding Over All. Walt, at the height of his newfound success, and Jesse are awkwardly reminiscing about their times cooking in their old RV in the middle of the desert. Jesse brings up the point of how much money they had made by Read more…
Thunberg and the Extinction Rebellion (XR) movement appear to have achieved the elusive goal of successfully driving global-scale change with lasting impact. With 70% of organizational transformational efforts doomed to fail – what lessons can we draw from the juggernaut of climate activism? The world has come to know Greta Thunberg as a fearless Read more…
Never before in our history have so many technological advancements emerged in parallel, and in combination, carrying so much impact. A decade ago, smartphones did not exist. Three decades ago, the world wide web was launched – and the world as we knew it changed forever. Each new generation of technology stands on Read more…