Thought leadership articles
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TEDxHultAshridge: Why driverless cars need philosophers
In this fascinating talk, Hult Professor Alessandro Lanteri demonstrates the potential ethical issues a driverless car might face, Lanteri showcases how human emotions can be applied to coding and AI to make self-driving cars more socially aware.
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Digital Mindset: Agile does not always mean speed
When we consider mindset required to succeed in a rapidly transforming digital world, the word Agile tends to come up early and often. For many looking to implement digital transformations agile has become synonymous with speed, but by revealing the differences between them that we can begin to develop a successful digital mindset.
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Psychographics: How big data is watching you
Have you ever approved a website cookie or allowed your mobile app to access personal data on your phone? Most likely you have. But haven't you ever wondered what kind digital trail this leaves behind and how this data is being used? This article reveals the digital influencer’s new secret weapon–‘Psychographics’.
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The Accidental Leader
Given the responsibility but often not the support. Given the title but often not the training. Really good at their functional expertise – make for great architects or engineers or whatever they excel in – but they struggle with the demands of leadership. They're accidental leaders.
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What does it mean to be human in the digital age?
Will a robot take your job? A playful question that can be answered by a BBC app in where you enter your current job title to understand how likely you are to be replaced. While an amusing plaything on the surface of it, it also has a serious point to make – especially if your job happens to be on the extinction list.
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How large food retailers can help solve the food waste crisis (HBR)
If you find yourself having to purge your refrigerator’s crisper bin every few weeks, imagine what goes on at a grocery store. The Institution of Mechanical Engineers estimates that annually between a third and a half of all food produced is wasted worldwide.