Issue 1
Your Competitors’ Supply Chains are Changing: How AI Can Transform Your Business
Spending on artificial intelligence (AI) in business operations worldwide is projected to increase by almost five times from 2019 to 2023.[1] Collectively, businesses across the world will spend an estimated $10.8 billion on investments in AI in 2023. These investments will make your competitors’ supply chains faster, more efficient, and increasingly agile. The question is simple: will you be willing to keep up?
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Religion in the Workplace: Inclusion, Freedom, and Morale
Interviewer: Hannah Laudie
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Podcast Review: Katherine Wright on Perfectionism
Katherine Wright (Electrical Engineering Student) on Perfectionism from 7/27/20
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Book Review: Extreme Ownership
The Extreme Side of Business
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Bienes y Raices
Louis J. Glickman fue un inversionista inmobiliario de Nueva York que dijo: «La mejor inversión de la Tierra es la tierra».[1] Hay pocas cosas en este mundo cuyo valor sigue aumentando con el paso del tiempo: el oro y la tierra. Ser propietario de una casa puede parecer abrumador para mucha gente, el estrés de arreglar y mantener las cosas puede parecer una pérdida de dinero, pero ¿realmente lo es?
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Man vs. Robot: Weapons Against Automation
A world war is approaching. This time, the enemy is unlike any to come before it. There will be no borders or territories, no prisoners of war or atomic bombs; instead, battle scenes will look closer to a Marvel Avengers movie than to an actual war. The enemy won’t have a dictator or king; in fact, if anyone should be blamed for the enemy’s power, it will be us. However, the biggest difference between this war and previous world wars is that battles won’t be fought in trenches or behind barriers—this time the battleground will be the office.
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Where Accounting Meets Crimefighting: A more exciting career option for accounting students
Every accounting student is familiar with the glazed-over eyes of their friends and family members when the student starts to talk about their major. The uninterested expression comes as the friend or family member envisions a life of solitude and tax returns in some windowless back office. Many students share the worry that they will be relegated to that same fate; they wonder how they can use their interest in and talent for the language of business in a way that will be exciting and stimulating.
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A Recipe for Success in Microenterprises
Did you know that in 2014, according to the Association of Enterprise Opportunity, microenterprises constituted 92% of all companies in the United States?1
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Vulnerable Leadership: Breaking Down Walls to Build Up Firms
According to the Harvard Business Review, 58% of employees trust strangers more than their bosses.[1] In a corporate leadership sense, keeping up with the Joneses has caused leaders across companies to lose authenticity. Vulnerability is a vital leadership trait that increases company trust and profitability. Leaders can increase in vulnerability as they delegate authority, express emotion, and share mistakes.
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