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Opinion: Don't let ‘FOMO’ pressures obscure where AI can - and can’t - add value. Gen AI adoption continues to surge – but leaders are increasingly questioning where the real P&L impact is for those not selling AI tech or advisory services.

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How Andersen Consulting rose from the ashes. A once-powerful name in consulting is set to make a comeback. But how will it navigate its position as both a legacy and challenger brand, and respond to the very different market environment 25 years on?

How Andersen Consulting rose from the ashes. A once-powerful name in consulting is set to make a comeback. But how will it navigate its position as both a legacy and challenger brand, and respond to the very different market environment 25 years on?

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The sheer pace of technological change, coupled with economic volatility and global crises, have reshaped the modern corporate landscape. Against that backdrop, today’s businesses must constantly adapt and change.

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2024年1月18日 · Another hit was “How to work with difficult people”, where Harvard Business Review’s contributing editor Amy Gallo discusses her book “Getting Along, How To Work With Anyone (Even Difficult People)”. She identifies eight types of difficult people, including the passive-aggressive peer and the know-it-all, and offers practical strategies for dealing with each.

UK manufacturing seen ‘chronic underinvestment’, but Labour’s industrial strategy could be a ‘beacon of hope’ The new government has been urged to prioritise sectors where the UK can genuinely be a world leader.