Thought Leadership
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Electric cars, now and in the future
The all-electric future seems to have hit a speedbump — or maybe just a detour
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How blockchain may boost freshness for grocery retailers
Fuqua professors found blockchain may increase profits and reduce waste in fresh food supply chains
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The cost of conviction: Consumer response to CEO activism
As CEOs increasingly wade into controversial social and political issues unrelated to their core businesses, there is need to understand why consumers react to CEO activism
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The power of gender diversity in higher education
In recent years, the push for diversity and inclusion has become increasingly prevalent in various sectors, including higher education. One aspect of this push is the importance of gender diversity in universities. According to one survey, 43.3% of U.S.
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How Africa can embrace venture capital
Education, local perspectives and stronger networks can help unlock the continent's investment potential
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Creativity: On the perils of pursuing originality
Creative ideas, of course, must be original in some way. But they also aim to provide some sort of value to people, whether that value is aesthetic, entertainment, practical, or financial
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Generative AI can boost productivity without replacing workers
The first large-scale study of a ChatGPT-like assistant in the workplace finds that it can benefit less experienced employees — and make customers happier
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Financial Management in a Global Economy: Emerging trends and best practices
To maximise shareholders' wealth by enhancing market value, CTOs and CFOs must make vital investing decisions. Here's what's trending regarding tangible and intangible assets
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Digital India Programme: A journey of transformation
In the last nine years, the Digital India programme has made significant strides in enhancing digital infrastructure, providing accessible government services, and empowering citizens by leveraging technology
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Why social media watchdogs are necessary to battle disinformation and polarisation of society
A research by IIM Kozhikode offers a balanced perspective on social media monitoring, recognising it as a potentially crucial measure to combat the threat of disinformation and polarisation