Thought Leadership
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How digital technologies powered the Olympic Games
Digital tools supercharged the creation, distribution and personalisation of content at Paris 2024
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How can anti-corruption regulations promote social responsibility?
Anti-corruption legislation can lead to unequal competition. Domestic firms actually became more likely to bribe when the multinational firms face more oversight and heavier sanctions, even if overall bribery rates in the industry decline
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How to get beyond talk of "culture change" and make it happen
Experts outline their roadmap for intentionally changing the culture of businesses, social networks, and beyond
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ESG risks can lurk in supply chains, too
Most companies know little of their suppliers' ESG practices. But negative incidents can sway stock prices—and investors should take note
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Killer or a breeder? AI's impact on creativity and jobs
Recognising the need for cultural and societal shifts in our approach and celebrating hybrid creations can foster a harmonious partnership between human ingenuity and technological innovation, charting a path where AI is a collaborator, not a competitor
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Is AI ready to replace humans?
The debate on AI's pace of development and its eventual impact on humanity is ongoing
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How can companies rethink the idea of productivity?
By broadening their definition of productivity beyond conventional metrics, organisations can nurture a happier and healthier workforce to achieve better overall performance
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Workplace toxicity: Tolerance for bad behaviour should stop now
The best time to do something about this menace of workplace toxicity was a few years ago. The second-best time is now
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Technology-enabled work and learning in the age of GenAI
AI is now an indispensable tool that finds and explains information, summarises, simplifies, generates ideas and divergent perspectives, poses questions, debates, critiques and edits, co-authors, helps us practice interview skills, helps us overcome writer's block and more
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The global importance of the Bank of Japan and Japanese politics
While investors keenly monitor the Fed, the Bank of Japan's actions can send shockwaves through global markets
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How a mission to cut food waste launched a multimillion-dollar venture
Josh Domingues put purpose before profit when he created the Flashfood app to sell less-than-perfect groceries at discounted prices. A case study by Reza Satchu explores Domingues' successes and failures, and what other social entrepreneurs can learn