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Predictive Analytics: The End of Risk?
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Love of Learning is the Key to Success in the Jobless Future
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Thought-leader Robert Safian Offers Alabama Nonprofits Advice on a Changing World
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Why Trump and Twitter Are Birds of a Feather
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Innovation Lesson: Embrace the Quirky
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Interview with Strategic Futurist Nancy Giordano
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How Millennials See Meetings Differently
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Future of Healthcare: When We Become the Data, and the Doctors are the Software
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The World Has Changed…So Why Hasn’t Management?
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5 Reasons Speaker Bureaus (and agents) Lose Business
Predictive Analytics: The End of Risk?
by Rebecca Costa What is risk? What compels most of us to avoid it while others run straight into the fire? Is risk a necessary component of progress? And more importantly, can risk ever really be eliminated? If so, how? In the insurance industry, risk is all about math. Premiums are based on complicated actuarial […]
Read more »Love of Learning is the Key to Success in the Jobless Future
By Vivek Wadhwa for The Washington Post Not long ago, schoolchildren chose what they wanted to be when they grew up, and later selected the best college they could gain admission to, spent years gaining proficiency in their fields, and joined a company that had a need for their skills. Careers lasted lifetimes. Now, by […]
Read more »Thought-leader Robert Safian Offers Alabama Nonprofits Advice on a Changing World
By Michael Tomberlin for Alabama NewsCenter It’s easy to see why anyone could have trepidation when it comes to dealing with today’s speed of change. Keynote speaker Robert Safian said the chaos is neither good nor bad, but it is real and must be acknowledged and dealt with. “The world is changing. It’s changing at a […]
Read more »Why Trump and Twitter Are Birds of a Feather
by Vivek Wadhwa In the 1930s, psychologist B.F. Skinner put rats in boxes and taught them to push levers to receive a food pellet. They pushed the levers only when hungry, though. To get the rats to press the lever repeatedly, even when they did not need food, he gave them a pellet only some […]
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