Corporate leadership stands on the edge of a profound transformation. With artificial intelligence advancing rapidly, the prospect of AI taking on executive roles is shifting from fantasy to imminent reality. This evolution promises to reshape boardrooms, challenging traditional leadership norms and redefining the future role of human executives
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Sophos is set to elevate its customer experience and partner engagement with the strategic appointment of Teresa Anania as Chief Customer Officer. With a wealth of experience in driving customer satisfaction and sales growth, Anania’s leadership promises to enhance the company’s already formidable cybersecurity solutions and services
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A routine cybersecurity update has spiralled into one of the most disruptive IT crises in recent memory. The Executive Magazine investigates the outage, revealing its impact on global industries and underscoring the critical need for robust IT contingency planning
Sweeping reforms are on the horizon as the new Labour Government prepares to deliver on its ambitious manifesto. Within 100 days, key changes like day-one unfair dismissal rights and expanded statutory sick pay will reshape the employer-employee dynamic, requiring strategic adjustments from businesses nationwide
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As AI gains momentum, data centres face a monumental shift. Goldman Sachs Research projects a 160% surge in power demand by 2030, heralding unprecedented challenges and opportunities in global energy consumption
Power Surge: AI’s Impact on Data Centers and Global Energy Demand Read More »
Jonathan Reynolds steps into the role of the UK’s new Business Minister amidst fervent calls for bolstering support to small and micro businesses. His appointment follows Labour’s decisive victory in the General Election, with expectations soaring high for him to enact substantial economic reforms
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Remote work has spurred both innovation and deception. The rise of tools like mouse jigglers, masking inactivity, led to Wells Fargo terminating employees. This raises a critical question: Is this behaviour grounds for dismissal or a sign of deeper corporate issues? As companies navigate monitoring remote productivity, the balance between surveillance and trust is increasingly crucial
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Lord Alan Sugar’s latest venture marks a significant milestone as he officially invests in R Nation, the business spearheaded by Rachel Woolford, the most recent champion of BBC One’s The Apprentice. This strategic move not only underscores Sugar’s enduring commitment to fostering entrepreneurial talent but also sets the stage for R Nation’s potential transformation under his seasoned guidance
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A landmark Stanford study published in Nature reveals that hybrid work models boost job satisfaction and reduce turnover. Conducted at Trip.com, the research shows that two days of remote work significantly benefits employees, challenging traditional office productivity assumptions
New Hybrid Work Study: A Strategic Perspective on Remote Work Dynamics Read More »
Celebrating a landmark moment in business education, the Black British Initiative proudly marked the graduation of its inaugural MBA 30 cohort. This pioneering program, created to honour the legacy of Stephen Lawrence, empowers Black entrepreneurs with vital skills and opportunities, setting a new standard for inclusive and transformative education
Empowering Legacy: MBA 30 Graduates Celebrate Milestone Achievement Read More »
