Google has introduced its own AI (artificial intelligence) product called Bard in response to ChatGPT, the AI product that has been allegedly bringing a Microsoft funded competitive threat to Google search.
In a previous Continue reading “Competing Against ChatGPT” »
Business success is not one size fits all. What works well for one company is not necessarily good for another. Every company must consider its unique strengths and weaknesses when determining its strategy, and should make choices for the business based on that strategy, which may not Continue reading “Business Success by Differing from Industry Norms” »
This blog post clarifies what I said last month in my previous post about women and risk.
In my last blog post, I explained why new research did not negate the premise that women executives Continue reading “Sometimes, Top Women Executives Do Take Big Risks” »
It has been said that women perform better as executives because they take less risk than men. More recently, however, this premise has been questioned based upon the findings of a new research study. But, do those new findings really negate the premise that women executives are better risk takers than their male counterparts? Continue reading “Women Executives and Risk” »
As technology rapidly advances, companies are striving to make the appropriate transformations. But, as the recent situation at Disney illustrates, it is important to pay attention to Continue reading “Balancing Technology Transformation with Corporate Strengths” »
