business innovation technology
Huawei’s incredible smartphone launch is a peek into the future
By Emily PidgeonThe Chinese technology company unveiled its latest Mate20 smartphone series in incredible style in Sydney, Australia.
Where are our female STEM CEOs?
By Domini StuartSchoolgirls excel at science yet the technology, resources and construction industries are still dominated by men. What will it take to get more women into those leadership teams?
Calls are changing – are you keeping up with customer demands?
By David PiggottThe office is getting smaller, social media is (arguably) making us more connected, and many of our questions can be answered via the internet. Have you thought about the impact this is having on your customers?
A new approach for technology projects
By Marcus DervinOrganisations are looking to business users to drive effective digital transformation. We look at the approaches of two companies facing competitive challenges.
What your business can learn from the Spotify model
By John SullivanA large part of Spotify’s success can be attributed to its business operating model. Here’s what you need to know about its MO to help your own company.
Ticking through time: The fascinating story behind the world’s oldest watchmaker
By Emily PidgeonWith a rich 263-year history, Vacheron Constantin has survived the French Revolution, and both world wars, making the prestigious watchmaker the longest-standing across the globe.
Investing in the next generation: The age of machines and millennials
By Albert NelThe future of the workforce is changing as both millennials and machines continue to enter the workplace. The question is, how can organisations adapt to their new employees, in order to create a work environment that not only attracts but also retains the right talent? And how will this be impacted by the rising number of machines in the workforce?
Putting the AI in reality
By Nick MartindaleThe use of artificial intelligence is starting to infiltrate businesses in all sectors, bringing with it both opportunities and challenges for CEOs.
Making the ordinary extraordinary: Sir James Dyson
By The CEO MagazineWhat’s the secret of Sir James Dyson’s success? “Six emails a day,” says the inventor, industrial design engineer and all-round genius. He also talks AI, bots and communication.
