Thought Leadership
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Green Spaces and Mental Health: The importance of green campuses
Embracing green campuses will not only equip our students for the academic challenges ahead but also prepare them to lead the charge for a more sustainable and mindful world
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Beating burnout: Addressing emotional exhaustion at work
Daily increases in emotional exhaustion are influenced by a variety of factors. On the bright side, that means interventions can be designed to address them
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How companies can use ChatGPT to their advantage
ESSEC Professor researches how organizations adapt to change, like the kind of technological change artificial intelligence engenders. He shares his thoughts on how business and higher education can use these tools to their advantage
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RBI's non-interest rate interventions to balance growth with risk
India's evolving financial landscape reflects a balance between fostering growth and managing systemic credit risks
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What happens when business owners turn to chatbots for advice
Can generative AI help entrepreneurs solve their business problems? Yes, but mostly when companies are already thriving, suggests research by Rembrand Koning that reveals the potential for AI-powered mentors to reach owners around the world
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How AI can be a tool to increase customer loyalty
Leverage artificial intelligence to improve your relationship with customers and compete with big data.
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The science of successful startups
Entrepreneurs who test their business ideas like scientists stand a better chance of making it
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Truth vs Information: Transcending the naive view of modern science
To transcend the naive view of modern science, academic institutions need to rethink how they measure success
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India at Crossroads: Embracing ESG for a sustainable future
India faces a critical challenge in combating climate change as its economy grows. Embracing ESG principles offers opportunities for economic development balanced with environmental transformation
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Curious case of SME IPOs in India
Latest investment trends provide a strong indication that investors are looking to cash in the quick and handsome gains from SME IPOs and are disregarding the red flags and risks altogether
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The Psychology of Money: Why we're bad at predicting expenses and income
Why we're so bad at predicting our expenses, how optimistic budgets can actually help us spend less and why gig workers tend to overestimate their income.