C-suite leaders are outsourcing IT services to harness external expertise amidst talent and budget shortfalls, but overreliance on third-party guidance poses strategy risks
Eighty-eight per cent of finance professionals believe AI will be the most transformative tech trend over the next 12 to 24 months. Yet only 8% feel their organisations are “very well prepared” to manage it, a new AICPA and CIMA survey shows.
Technology to monitor employees has been available for many years, but new AI tools are making it easier and cheaper, though these tools can pose risks.
Recruitment activity fell again during November, but signs of market recovery are starting to emerge in the UK, according to a monthly report by KPMG and the REC.
An executive coach highlights one fundamental error that can derail business projects swiftly and how leaders and professionals can ensure initiatives stay on track. Listen to the podcast episode or read the Q&A.
A rise in temporary billings and a softer fall in permanent placements point to increased stability in the UK, but cautious hiring prevails, according to a monthly report.
Companies’ road maps are evolving as more leaders recognise the benefits of sustainability investments, but, overall, C-suite efforts have waned this year
Understand change fatigue in the workplace, and how managers can support teams through organisational change with communication, empathy, and culture-building.
When it comes to using AI tools, generationally diverse teams are more productive, a new report found. But training for Gen Z employees outpaces opportunities for older generations to upskill.
Companies increasingly use AI to sift CVs and assess candidates, requiring a different approach to creating a clear, specific, and convincing job application.
An executive coach and author explains the reasons co-workers can become difficult, what makes them challenging to work with, and how to understand them better. Listen to the podcast episode or read the Q&A.
