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Navigating the Future: HR Technology and the Evolution of Work

In the ever-changing landscape of the business world, the future of work is being shaped by innovative technologies that are revolutionizing the way we approach human resources (HR). As organizations strive to stay ahead in an increasingly competitive global market, HR professionals are turning to advanced technologies to streamline processes,

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How Technology Is Transforming The HR Function

In the preliminary stages of launching our HR tech company ‘All Things People’, we engaged in insightful conversations with approximately 100 CXOs across the globe (CEOs, CHROs, CTOs, CMOs, L&D Leads, Talent Acquisitions Leads etc). Their collective sentiment underscored the profound evolution of HR, emphasizing its newfound significance. Over these

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Do Sellers Deserve Anything Less?

For me, it started with a simple question: “Why is it that sales organizations, the very heart of every growth company, are not as well served with technology as their counterparts in Finance, Human Resources, Marketing, Manufacturing and Operations?” I spent a lot of time thinking about this last summer

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Are Your Customers About To Dump You?

I have had the same mobile (cell phone) company in the UK for around 25 years. However, I am about to leave them—and they don’t know it. With my imminent departure on the horizon, I wondered how do organizations avoid customer defection? It turns out that customers usually indicate they

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The 2018 International Energy Efficiency Scorecard

Energy efficiency is often the least-cost means of meeting new demand for energy services. Not only does it reduce overall energy consumption and thereby reduce dependency on energy imports, but it encourages development and creates jobs. Governments that promote investment

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Why the Solar Revolution Will Hit a Wall

The trend is clear: solar installations, based on existing silicon photovoltaic (PV) technology, should expand their market penetration over the next decade. But beyond then, their growth could hit a ceiling. This is the premise of Georgetown Professor Varun Sivaram’s book, Taming

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