New fault lines are opening up in the global economy. How can leaders, with business models built to operate across borders, navigate these new obstacles?
The new European Data Governance Act is a good first step, but there’s room for complementary initiatives.
The expansion of remote work and a dynamic need for new capabilities have given way to an on-demand talent model that allows companies to expand or contract their access to specialized, experienced workers as required.
Companies compete on their capacity to learn quickly—and building an effective learning ecosystem is essential to gaining advantage in this critical area.
Sameer Hasija, professor at INSEAD discusses insights from a new book he coauthored with Ian Woodward, Paddy Padmanabhan, and Ram Charan. The authors argue that in order to avoid being disrupted, leaders need to go through “phoenix encounters” in which they contemplate and simulate their own disruption.
Consumer preferences are changing rapidly, outpacing companies’ traditional abilities to track and respond to trends. Data and AI can provide new eyes and ears.
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