Thought Leadership
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The first 90 hours: What new CEOs should—and shouldn't—do to set the right tone
New leaders no longer have the luxury of a 90-day listening tour to get to know an organization, says John Quelch. He offers seven steps to prepare CEOs for a successful start, and three missteps to avoid
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Navigating through the ethos and sophistication of Generative AI
Generative AI has been the underpinning and steering factor as AI advances from auto-pilot mode to co-pilot mode. Now the new course—of fairness, equity, bias-free development, and deployment—will require responsible policymaking
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How vedic philosophies can help managers boost security posture in Indian corporations
We hope that this story-driven philosophy will resonate with managers, C-suite executives, boards, and other employees in India and around the world, encouraging them to adhere to cyber-security best practices in a world that is becoming increasingly digital
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Virtual and hybrid teams with shared values perform better
For modern managers faced with hybrid teams, it pays to be aware of the cultural differences that members bring to the table
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Nondisruptive creation: An alternative path to innovation and growth?
How leaders can innovate and achieve growth without displacing industries, companies or jobs
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What are the objectives of the war in Ukraine?
The problem in Ukraine is that there are several war objectives, and it is difficult to satisfy them all
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How process and practice can combat bias
An effective diversity, equity and inclusion strategy should be a mainstay — a fundamental pillar of business as usual — for any organization looking to unlock the promise that we know difference brings
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Unravelling the ethics of large language models: Navigating concerns in ChatGPT and beyond
Here's a look at the evolution of the Internet and the growth of online content, leading to the emergence of search engines and the advancement of Natural Language Processing, leading to LLMs
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Got a niche product to sell? Augmented reality might help
Letting customers "try out" products virtually can give customers the confidence to take the plunge
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3 steps to work on entrepreneurial well-being
Entrepreneurs get lost in their world of work and don't pay enough attention to their mental and physical health. This can have disastrous consequences over the long term. Here are three steps entrepreneurs should take for their well-being
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Is transparency making banks more fragile?
Professors Qi Chen and Rahul Vashishtha say some disclosure requirements might increase the risk of bank runs