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Anybody who reads a lot about business management and innovation is familiar with Clayton Christensen, the Harvard Business School professor and entrepreneur, who died on 23 January 2020. One of Professor Christensen’s
The global supply chain appears to be a perfect arena for blockchain technology. John Monarch (@realjohnmonarch) reports, “Blockchain innovation in the supply chain shows great promise for enabling proactive management of shipping.
Most humans are curious about the future. This curiosity motivates people to visit oracles, study the stars, consult shamans, get their palms read, stare into crystal balls, and turn over tarot cards.
Many companies around the world are thinking about or actually leveraging some sort of artificial intelligence (AI). The staff at Modern Diplomacy reports, “The global spend on artificial intelligence (AI) is expected
American politics have always been complicated. That fact can be demonstrated by examining the life of America’s first president George Washington. Washington, like many politicians of his era, was an enigma —
Valentine’s Day is named after a Christian saint, who, according to the BBC, was willing to give up his life for the sake of love. They write, “The popular belief about St.
Historically, marketing efforts have taken advantage of segmentation. Purveyors of merchandise have intuitively understood trying to peddle wares to demographic segments of the population likely to be uninterested in their products is
“The hype machine is cranked up to an 11 on the topic of machine learning,” writes John McDonald (@jpmcdon), CEO of ClearObject.com.[1] McDonald goes on to note the term “machine learning” (ML)
Supply chain visibility remains elusive despite decades pursuing it. Arnaud Morvan states a simple truth, “It’s difficult to see, measure and improve what’s happening across the supply chain.”[1] And that’s a problem.
There is a well-known idiom cautioning against throwing good money after bad. John Pavlus (@johnpavlus) writes, “Any student of economics knows this basic rule, which states that rational agents should not take
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