Cybersecurity is one of the greatest risks facing business today, and attacks are becoming more powerful and sophisticated. To defend against them effectively, business leaders need to co...

William Dixon and Rebekah Lewis 22 Jul 2019

Leadership

Dare to be vulnerable, and three other lessons in leadership

Leaders in the Fourth Industrial Revolution do not have to be perfect, but they do have to be human

Kelsey Goodman 22 Jul 2019

Leadership

6 ways to have a more efficient working day

As part of a series of Forbes articles, Avery Blank discusses 6 top tips for making more time in your workday.

Avery Blank · LinkedIn 15 Jul 2019

Fourth Industrial Revolution

Scientists find a way to dramatically increase solar cell output

Method for collecting two electrons from each photon could break through theoretical solar-cell efficiency limit.

David L. Chandler · MIT News 09 Jul 2019

Fourth Industrial Revolution

Scientists may soon be able to predict your memories – here’s how

A new study published in Psychological Review, details a computer model that may explain why we are able to describe emotional memories in some detail, even after a long time.

Deborah Talmi · The Conversation 05 Jul 2019

Innovation

Cognitive diversity is the best way to create the highest collective intelligence

Collaboration in workgroups is most effective when there is a good mix of different cognitive styles among participants, according to a new study.

Carnegie Mellon University · Futurity 04 Jul 2019

Digital Economy and Society

5 ways CEOs can renew their businesses for the digital age

As we accelerate into the digital era, many businesses - although helmed by high-performing leaders - are crash-landing in a world they no longer recognize. Here are five steps CEOs can t...

Simon Torrance and Felix Staeritz 03 Jul 2019

Digital Economy and Society

We all have a 'hierarchy of needs'. But is technology meeting them?

Taking a look at what an individual requires to achieve their potential in today’s tech-driven landscape

Michelle Lau 02 Jul 2019

Leadership

10 reasons why today’s cyber leaders are tomorrow’s world leaders

The rapidly evolving, complex nature of cyberspace endows its leaders with many of the competencies needed on today's geopolitical stage. Here's how they could inspire new world leadership.

Francesca Bosco and Rebekah Lewis 01 Jul 2019

Leadership in the Fourth Industrial Revolution

Your essential reading list for the World Economic Forum's China meeting

As almost 2,000 leaders of government, business, civil society, academia and the arts converge in the Chinese city of Dalian for the World Economic Forum's 'Summer Davos', here are five o...

Robin Pomeroy 01 Jul 2019

Technological Transformation

3 key talents for a successful digital transformation

'Born digital' companies think in fundamentally different ways to traditional ones. Here are the key takeaway principles to build your business.

Srikar Reddy and Jean-Claude Monney 26 Jun 2019

Leadership

Why leaders should think like scientists and act like entrepreneurs

The challenges facing humanity call for leaders who act based on evidence and respond innovatively to crisis.

Enass Abo-Hamed 26 Jun 2019

Leadership

Will technology connect or divide us? The challenge for leaders in Globalization 4.0

Technology is endangering the greater interconnectedness of the world in recent years. The Forum of Young Global Leaders aims to explore ways in which to continue forging links in society.

Mariah Levin 19 Jun 2019

Leadership in the Fourth Industrial Revolution

The curse of overconfidence

When business and political leaders are expected to be overconfident there can be long-term harm, write V Bhaskar and Caroline D. Thomas.

V Bhaskar and Caroline D. Thomas · LSE Business Review 18 Jun 2019

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