By Ben Lorica Data scientists were among the earliest and most enthusiastic users of crowdsourcing services. Lukas Biewald noted in a recent talk that one of the reasons he started CrowdFlower was...
We just completed a major study of human capital trends around the world (Deloitte Global Human Capital Trends, 2500 organizations in 90 countries) and the message is clear: companies are...
Its time to go out for Spring holidays. Spring break vacations are a time when you can leave all the hassles behind and head for a tropical island in Hawaii. But the air fares are high in the...
I don’t know whether it’s because of the high-profile CIO firings or the high-profile CIO resignations, but there’s a lot of advice out there for unemployed and newly employed CIOs. Even though CIO...
There are few chief information officers with as stellar a reputation as Rob Carter’s. He has played an integral role in FedEx’s sophisticated logistics and analytics systems, which have been sources...
A few months ago I wrote a post on why we don’t need offices which sparked some interesting discussion both in the comments section, in emails I received, and on social media. Ultimately,...
I recently spoke to Alexandra Levit, who is the author of They Don’t Teach Corporate in College: A Twenty-Something’s Guide to the Business World (10th anniversary edition) and the co-...
This week Workday announced the acquisition of Identified, a private company which was focused on using Big Data techniques to help recruiters find great candidates. While Workday positioned this as...
Guy DeFlorio, the CIO at Mutual Materials, recently spoke at the Oracle Value Chain Summit 2014 about how his company implemented a Transportation Management System (TMS) from Oracle and were able to...
There is an interesting correlation between wars and business models. As we have seen in history, an invention of a new weapon can provide unique competitive advantage in the battlefield and can be...