Mapping AI Adoption by Industry: What’s Your Company’s Next Move?
Andrew Shipilov, Francesco Burelli
April 22, 2025

To succeed with AI, companies must assess their industry’s AI maturity and adapt their strategy accordingly. Almost every company today feels pressured to act quickly on AI. But not every industry faces the same challenges or opportunities. Some industries, such as financial services, IT, telecommunications and healthcare, have been integrating AI technologies for decades, using […]
The Age of Intelligence: Questions That Shape A New World
So Yeon Chun
April 22, 2025

The questions about AI that truly matter for business success — and those that drain executives’ time and focus. Are we sprinting without knowing where the finishing line is? As the latest AI models dominate headlines and everyone scrambles to latch onto the generative AI bandwagon, many of us are wondering: Are we asking the questions that truly […]
Fast Track to Sustainable Mobility
Luk Van Wassenhove, Marios Kioufis
April 15, 2025

How the Le Mans motor race is paving the way for hydrogen-powered cars. Motor sports enthusiasts and thrill-seekers would be familiar with the Formula One races held around the world. But beyond fast cars, a legendary test of endurance, innovation and speed has been taking place annually in the town of Le Mans in France, […]
Lessons From Luxury on Creating More With Less
David Dubois
April 15, 2025

Chef Alain Passard’s success came from imposing limits to reach new creative heights. When we think of creativity, we imagine artists staring at a blank canvas, or businesses with unlimited budgets, dreaming up the next big thing. But sometimes the most innovative ideas arise when we’re pushed to work within limits. In fact, many art […]
How to Inject Fun into the Workplace
Manfred F. R. Kets de Vries
April 7, 2025

Fun doesn’t get in the way of great work. It helps create it. Xavier couldn’t remember the last time he had fun. His marriage was strained, his children distant and work had become a drag. He had spent so much of his time and energy being serious that he’d forgotten what it was like to […]
Income Insurance: From Unmet Needs to Thriving Ecosystem
Chiara Spina, Dian Jiao
April 7, 2025

The Singapore insurer’s transformation into a digital ecosystem pioneer is built on collaborative partnerships and catering to overlooked customers. Business headlines are often dominated by technology, e-commerce and other trending sectors of the day. But away from the limelight, insurance – traditionally seen as stable and predictable – has quietly undergone its own radical transformation, […]
Why Google Dominates the Search Engine Market
Leon Musolff
April 2, 2025

Wharton’s Leon Musolff explores how default settings shape Google’s dominance — and why exposing users to alternatives could boost competition in search. Google’s near-total dominance in the search engine market is often assumed to be a result of its superior quality. But what if it’s not just about being the best? A recent study, […]
Should You Meditate Before a Negotiation?
Andrew C. Hafenbrack, Horacio Falcão
April 2, 2025

Meditation could help or hurt your negotiation performance, depending on where you’re from. Many people turn to meditation when they feel stressed or apprehensive, such as before taking the stage to deliver a speech or prior to a performance review. Another situation that often makes individuals feel anxious is when they need to negotiate. To […]
The Boardroom Mindset Blocking Climate Action
Jaap Winter
April 2, 2025

How boards can overcome fear and inertia to channel “moonshot” thinking. As the world’s sustainability concerns increasingly become corporate concerns, boards are often left wondering where their responsibility begins and how far it should extend. While we may not be personally responsible for the climate crisis, we are all part of the system that created […]
How AI Can Improve Hiring
Nadav Klein
March 26, 2025

The opportunities and challenges of using AI to find the right candidate. Anyone who’s had a hand in hiring and recruiting knows that finding the right person for the job is often difficult and expensive. Typically, organisations assess candidates using a combination of interviews and static tests, such as those that evaluate logical and verbal […]