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Link. Click. Hacked! The ease with which hackers are able to target even the largest organizations highlights the growing challenge faced by Chief Information Security Officers (CISOs). Thei… Read More

The shipping industry, known for its dynamic and challenging nature, requires leaders who can steer their organizations through turbulent waters while embracing diversity and fostering innov… Read More

Functional Fixedness is a cognitive bias where individuals tend to see objects or concepts only in their traditionally intended uses, limiting creativity and problem-solving. It hampers inno… Read More

Growth hacking is a process of rapid experimentation, coupled with the understanding of the whole funnel, where marketing, product, data analysis, and engineering work together to achieve ra… Read More

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A profitability framework helps you assess the profitability of any company within a few minutes. It starts by looking at two simple variables (revenues and costs) and it drills down from th… Read More

Before others saw the need or believed it was possible, Ajay Kochhar was working on how to recycle EV batteries. He’s now turned that into a billion-dollar, global, and public company… Read More