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“Transformational Change Is Always about Small Groups United by a Shared Purpose.”
In many organizations, change initiatives burn people and millions every year – without any apparent positive outcomes. Greg Satell explains how to change this.
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Supply Chain: What’s in Store?
As with most pandemic-related changes, supply chains won’t revert “back to normal.” Yet transformations in the sector are spurred less by post-pandemic reckoning and more by new technologies.
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Materials Science Plus Sustainability Equals Profits in a Circular Economy
Materials developed in the lab lower industry costs and help reduce greenhouse gas emissions.
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“ChatGPT, What Is the Best Way to Rob a Bank?”
The AI-generated answer of OpenAI’s most up-to-date product yet might surprise you. But its abilities will even challenge Google’s search engine monopoly.
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“The ‘Great Trade-Off’ Is a Myth.”
Making the planet a better place doesn't mean making less profit, says David Cooperrider. On the contrary.
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All About AI – Part 5: AI for the Good
Optimists (count me in) believe that AI will do much good.
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How to Give Back
Embrace corporate social responsibility from the inside out.
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A Wake-Up Call for Change
Upton Sinclair’s The Jungle Or: Laying the facts bare is the first step to change.
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Smart and Smarter Cities
What Makes a Place Smart? It’s All About Infrastructure
