Following the 26th Conference of the Parties (U.N. Conf. on Climate Change) executives can expect increased regulation, greater demand for climate-related financial disclosures, and higher scrutiny from investors and customers.

Supply chain traceability through digital data analysis offers the opportunity for all value-chain organizations to optimize business.

Climate change is reducing women’s access to education and employment, and if left unaddressed, may reverse gender equity progress by 20 years.

To meet the challenges of growth and sustainability, company leaders need to address bias through the use of novel technology, recruiting and training.

European companies are digging into Deep Tech, using emerging technologies and R&D to advance their businesses.

Malicious actors have exploited the COVID-19 Crisis to pursue national agendas and financial goals, adversely affecting U.S. social and economic interests.

Venture capitalists are investing huge sums into global startups, up 105% in Q3.

Automation success requires employee buy-in and leadership acceptance of disruptive innovation as a form of positive change.

Today’s environment is pressing organizations to become more agile. Agile organizations—of any size and across industries—have these five key elements in common.

COVID-19 changed everything – exposing vulnerabilities in many supply chains. Intelligent workflows, enabled by A.I. and machine learning, can greatly improve resiliency.

Nimble start-ups are engaging in “disruptive innovation,” challenging the traditional model of management consulting.

Agile teams develop and implement solutions faster because they are self-managing and have the decision-making authority to achieve bold goals.