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As data work increases, employee engagement declines. Leaders can implement strategies to make tasks more meaningful.

Leaders can learn to prepare for unprecedented disruptions by participating in dynamic simulations of crisis scenarios.

Guiding crowds with tailored instructions boosts innovation in tackling complex problems through crowdsourcing.

By segmenting employees based on what they need to excel, leaders can zero in on how to motivate each type of talent.

AI won’t affect every company the same way. Leaders can use a diagnostic framework to assess how it will affect theirs.

Leaders who don’t understand the current lobbying environment and how AI tools fit in face a competitive disadvantage.

Companies that want to launch a B2B marketplace face a choice: own the platform, spin it off, or create a startup.

Today’s organizations need tech leaders who can also take on the cultural and change management challenges of AI.

The shift to a skills-focused hiring approach requires a cultural transformation and consistent, long-term effort.

The retailer’s AI ethics approach starts with concrete business examples and teaches employees to keep asking questions.