Management journal articles

Artificial intelligence is changing how companies operate and how customers experience their brands. New research suggests that companies with lower levels of “brand debt”...

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Chief executives can balance the local ambitions of countries with the global scale of innovation in a changing geopolitical environment.

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Manufacturers are pushing ahead with AI, but workers often feel unprepared, uncertain, and distrustful. Research shows a clear gap between executive optimism and frontline experience, driven by unclear roles, weak training, and poor performance measures...

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Intelligent technology is allowing organizations to move from episodic transformation to continuous evolution by shrinking the coordination...

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For decades, multinational companies optimized for scale, assuming global integration would outweigh local variation. That assumption...

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A new class of CEOs is redefining leadership in the age of AI. The article argues that technology-driven CEOs don’t treat digital tools as operational...

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The article presents a three-phase framework to secure autonomous AI systems. Phase one involves threat modeling and mapping to identify vulnerabilities, especially data poisoning and prompt injection...

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As agentic and generative AI spread through business, the need to capture tacit knowledge is growing fast ...

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The labor market is reorganizing faster than employers, workers and educators can keep pace ...

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AI agents, when paired with human oversight, can dramatically boost process efficiency and quality. The article addresses how AI is transforming...

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This article explores how organizations can transition to autonomous enterprises by combining AI, robotics and IoT in ways that augment human capabilities ...

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The chemical industry is seeing a major shift toward sustainability, with demand for sustainability-related chemical products growing 4.5x faster...

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Humanoid robots, once niche, are rapidly advancing—driven by gen AI, falling production costs and digital twin training environments. This convergence makes...

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Europe risks falling into the “Janus trap”—acknowledging AI’s promise while hesitating to act. Though AI could boost productivity and resilience, only 8% of strategic...

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Europe leads the world in corporate decarbonization, but this leadership has yet to translate into competitive advantage. While 67% of large European...

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AI’s efficiency gains risk creating a new sustainability problem, but this article argues the answer is not slower adoption, it is smarter scaling ...

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As gen AI adoption accelerates, organizations face a pivotal challenge: how to scale innovation while managing risk. Only 2% of CEOs currently...

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The article explores the dual nature of gen AI: while it boosts productivity—92% of companies expect productivity gains of over 11% in the next...

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Artificial intelligence is now accessible to almost anyone, transforming over 40% of work activities. This article shows why to succeed in this new era of human-machine...

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AI is the “new digital” revolution, promising to generate as much growth in IT services over the next five years as was seen in the previous 10...

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The article addresses the growing issue of inaccuracies and
uncritical adoption of AI outputs, which can lead to errors...

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Mainframes remain reliable workhorses, but outdated software ecosystems are stifling innovation. Legacy COBOL and Assembler code...

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As carve-outs become more urgent amid rising corporate restructuring, IT emerges as a critical—and often underestimated—driver of success...

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The article discusses the revolutionary potential of 4D printing, which combines intelligent materials and programmable design to create adaptive systems...

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AI agents, when paired with human oversight, can dramatically boost process efficiency and quality. The article addresses how AI is transforming...

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As the global push for sustainable agriculture intensifies, the fertilizer industry must pivot toward three imperatives: low-carbon ammonia...

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Quantum is edging toward practicality: in four months IBM, Google, Microsoft, Amazon and USTC unveiled chips tackling errors, coherence and scale...

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Companies well-positioned for change allocate around 15% of their IT budgets to technical debt remediation. The article addresses the growing issue of technical...

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Humanoid robots represent one of the most exciting, emerging applications of gen AI. For people with disabilities, these robots have the potential to break...

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As gen AI challenges traditional sources of competitive advantage, established companies must rethink their business strategies...

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Resilience is a critical driver of long-term growth and profitability. Accenture’s research on 1,615 global companies found only 52% of high-performing...

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Extreme heat, drought and other climate hazards could drive global data-center operating costs sharply higher, making resilience and sustainability a business imperative ...

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As satellite technology becomes cheaper and smarter, space-based intelligence is moving from the fringe to the core of business strategy. ...

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The article argues that manufacturing productivity must shift from cost-cutting to value creation, with resilience, adaptability and customer value at the core ...

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Generative AI is not just changing workflows. It is forcing leaders to rethink expertise, trust and how work gets done ...

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In an era of overlapping shocks, a small group of AI front-runners is turning volatility into advantage by embedding AI into core strategy ...

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European automakers face rising pressure from Chinese and US EV competitors, particularly outside their home market. While tariffs offer temporary....

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European companies have long treated responsible business as a balance of competitiveness and social purpos ...

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European companies have long treated responsible business as a balance of competitiveness and social puropse ...

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In a world shaped by geopolitical tension and rapid innovation, Europe treats
technological sovereignty as a strategic necessity ...

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Utility leaders are confronting a convergence of pressures their organizations were never designed to handle ...

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Industrial operations are crossing a historic threshold into the intelligent age ...

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Energy systems worldwide are facing mounting pressure ...

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