Why Anheuser-Busch Is Tapping Into Analytics for Barley Production
Decision-makers at Anheuser-Busch InBev see Big Data as a powerful tool in beer making.
If Apple Wants to Build a Health App, it Needs to Look at Costs
Apple has reportedly formed a “secretive team” to build a healthcare app that would allow customers to store and organize their health data, lab results and other clinical information on their devices.
Steve Jobs Didn’t Invent Creativity, He Nurtured It
For someone with lousy people skills, Steve Jobs knew how to bring out the best in them, particularly on the creative side.
How IoT is Fueling Industrial Digitalization
The pervasiveness of technology is changing the way industrial companies conduct commerce, and the Internet of Things is at the heart of that transformation.
What Equifax Can Learn From the Military About Surviving a Data Breach
The ability to act decisively, communicate clearly and keep teams focused is critical to leading successfully in and through a crisis. But even more critical is how they have “made ready” the organization long beforehand.
Why Marketing Tech Should Be on the CEO Radar
Smart CEOs are keeping an eye on the marketing technology space and communicating regularly with CMOs about how it is being leveraged, because it can make a big impact on revenue when deployed correctly.
Inside the SEC’s Statement on Cybersecurity
Critics and issuers should read this statement carefully and step back to see how it is constructed. It may actually serve as a good model for issuers' own procedures and disclosures on cybersecurity.
Sonnenfeld: Equifax CEO’s ‘Retirement’ Well Past Due
In a move that comes as no surprise, Equifax chairman and CEO Rick Smith has announced his retirement in the wake of a data breach that compromised the private financial information of 143 million people.
CEOs, Boards Must Prioritize Cybersecurity and Risk
What’s the big deal around cyber risk? A data breach will immediately cause a free fall in stock price, taint the brand and call into question the competency of board and C-level leadership.
Understanding the Impact of Autonomous Vehicles
The advent of autonomous vehicles and driverless cars should give chief executives a rich set of opportunities to think about, but there will be many questions and no easy answers.
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While Tesla was moving ahead of the competition without spending a dime, P&G's marketing machine was watching closely.
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Darius Adamczyk, Honeywell International’s CEO since April, has a tough act to follow, but his priorities are optimistic and leave him lots of room for stamping his own legacy.
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Modern manufacturing no longer thinks in terms of white or blue collar—the workers it needs now are “new-collar”.