The Individual Consumer Is Now Any Business’ End User

The individual has become the most important client in work, life, and in commerce.
Why a flexible workplace shouldn’t mean we ignore individual employee experiences

Big changes across the work landscape should not come at the expense of team connection.
Driving Innovation Midst of Global Disruption

How business growth, impact, and empowerment can be created through data collection, data sharing, and creative collaborations.
The Case For Humanities In The Era Of AI, Automation, And Technology

As the Fourth Industrial Revolution advances, virtually all job openings will emphasize judgment and decision-making and an ability to manage people and resources.
Change: Why Transformational Leadership Matters Now More Than Ever

In a world being transformed by unprecedented change, effective, meaningful leadership is becoming even more essential, just as quickly. That offers historic opportunities, provided we recognize what sort of leaders we need to have.
As our lives become more automated, these are the skills you’ll need

“Soft skills” are notoriously undervalued, but have never been more essential. These techniques can help you refine yours.
Three Steps to Create a 21st-Century Work Culture

As the Fourth Industrial Revolution advances, virtually all job openings will emphasize judgment and decision-making and an ability to manage people and resources.
The Promise and The Challenge of Automation and AI In The Workplace

An essential part of any future transition requires both left-brained (analytical) and right-brained (creative) talent and culture. Value creation process from Automation and AI is no different.
Developing a Winning Corporate Culture

Faisal Hoque, founder of Shadoka, which develops accelerators and technology solutions for sustainable growth, and author of “Everything Connects: How to Transform and Lead in the Age of Creativity, Innovation, and Sustainability”, knows what it takes to innovate and disrupt. Both require a degree of discomfort, he admits, but usually wind up paying off in the end.