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Can The CISO Lead The Customer To Safety And Security?

Can The CISO Lead The Customer To Safety And Security?

Our research has shown, and frankly all of us over the past two years have seen the IT executive clearly step to the forefront in the landscape of the most critical roles for enterprise success and transformation. From the beginning of the pandemic the CIO was the hero who got us safe and operational from...

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Can The CISO Lead The Customer To Safety And Security?

Can The CISO Lead The Customer To Safety And Security?

Our research has shown, and frankly all of us over the past two years have seen the IT executive clearly step to the forefront in the landscape of the most critical roles for enterprise success and transformation. From the beginning of the pandemic the CIO was the hero who got us safe and operational from...

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The Great Resignation Stems from a Great Exploration

The Great Resignation Stems from a Great Exploration

“The Great Resignation” keeps growing before our eyes. Every month, the ranks of the resigned swell some more — nearly 57 million Americans quit between January 2021 and February 2022. Many companies seem to be struggling for answers in the face of skyrocketing attrition rates. How to stanch the bleeding? Perhaps a better idea is to change...

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5 insights that will allow you to compete in the future of work

5 insights that will allow you to compete in the future of work

1. NEVER GO “BACK” TO WORK—ONLY GO FORWARD TO WORK. At the peak of the pandemic, we saw this as a huge inflection point, a great opportunity for individuals to redefine strategies, workplaces, teams, and social contracts. But what we are afraid of is that, after this great opportunity, people will crawl out of the rubble and...

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Offices are obsolete—and so are the managers who insist you must go back

Offices are obsolete—and so are the managers who insist you must go back

As company after company orders people back to the office this month, none seem to realize that they’re sending their company backward by doing so. The past two years were not an aberration to overcome but an accelerator of positive change that moved companies toward a flexible future, leaving behind cubicle farms and corner offices...

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How CFOs Are Adding Value To Working Culture To Win The War For Talent

How CFOs Are Adding Value To Working Culture To Win The War For Talent

Chief Financial Officers are emerging as critical players in the war to attract, develop, and retain talent across an organization — with the need to understand people metrics becoming as vital as the top and bottom-line numbers of the business. Traditionally, CFOs’ interest in human resources questions stretched only as far as compensation and benefits...

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The Workforce Of The Future: 12 Questions Every Leader Should Ask Right Now

The Workforce Of The Future: 12 Questions Every Leader Should Ask Right Now

As a part of a global research effort around how the future of work has unfolded in 2020 called Go Forward To Work, we closed off the year by co-hosting a focus group with Dell Technologies tailored for CHROs and their CIO counterparts who are leading the future of work initiatives at each of their companies....

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Make Moneyball Changes in Days Instead of Seasons

Make Moneyball Changes in Days Instead of Seasons

My research team and I have had a couple of interesting conversations with Colin Kinsella, CEO of Mindshare Interactive. How did Colin end the feet-dragging that had stalled the change he was brought on board to finish? Not by telling the team what leadership wanted them to achieve, but by changing how the team did...

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Be a Relationship Master

Be a Relationship Master

Relationships, networks and collaboration are the defining elements of the next era of business leadership. You can’t do big things anymore – as a company, as a team, as an individual – if you’re stuck doing them alone. Here’s the stark reality of business in the age of networks: Research confirms the most critical single...

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Getting Face Time

Getting Face Time

When you’re trying to meet someone who seems unreachable for whatever reason, sometimes getting access is just a matter of putting yourself in the right place at the right time. Barry Diller, the CEO of InterActiveCorp., was someone I’d wanted to meet for years. He’s a visionary in commerce and media, with an uncanny ability...

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Give Clients What They Really Want

Give Clients What They Really Want

You may remember the 1990 movie Crazy People in which Dudley Moore plays an advertising executive whose idea to write “honest” advertising copy like the following lands him in an insane asylum: Volvo… they’re boxy, but they’re safe. Porsche…you can’t get laid in one, but you will once you get out. As outrageous as those...

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Think Big, Act Small

Think Big, Act Small

Jason and his team always pull wonderful insights from their research on great companies that make me smarter about business, but Think Big, Act Small resonates with me especially well. I used to be a Fortune 500 guy, but I run a small business now — and I’m feeling the rush that only entrepreneurship can...

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