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Image via Hamster Although still a relatively new concept in the history of things, data has become central to how many businesses work nowadays. It’s been integrated to the point that it is often a key driver in productivity, and, as a result, the loss of essential data could be classified as a nightmare scenarioContinueContinue reading “What Should You Do To Prevent Data Loss in Your Business?”

Image via Hamster Navigating volatile markets can be challenging but presents unique opportunities for maximizing returns. During market instability, emotions often run high, leading to impulsive decisions that can harm long-term financial goals. However, with the right strategies, you can turn volatility to your advantage, using it as a catalyst for growth rather than aContinueContinue reading “Key Strategies for Maximizing Returns in Volatile Markets”

SmartBrief’s AI Impact virtual summit is back again this year, this time with a series of webinars that explore how AI is transforming work at the industry level. Join thought leaders and industry insiders to learn how you should be thinking about AI in your own work – and what it will take to makeContinueContinue reading “Get immersed in the AI Impact”

Image via Hamster You can’t get too comfortable in one place and expect great results. Instead, it would be best to always think and plan a few steps ahead.It’s never a bad idea to head back to the drawing board and better understand what you can do to improve your approach. This will help youContinueContinue reading “Ways To Take Your Company To New Heights”

Shareholder capitalism has increasingly come under scrutiny for its focus on maximizing shareholder returns at the expense of broader stakeholder interests. Since the 1970s, this model has driven many senior leaders to engage in cost-cutting measures and strategies aimed at boosting short-term stock prices, often at the company’s long-term detriment. Given the dominance of shareholderContinueContinue reading “Costco found the antidote to the ills of shareholder capitalism”