Strategy
Featured
Why Leaders Lose the Room in High-Stakes Meetings
Leaders’ messaging can become distorted when they’re under pressure — and inadvertently shut people out.
Nancy Duarte
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AI and Machine Learning
Google Unveils TurboQuant, a New AI Memory Compression Algorithm
MITSloan ME Editorial
Boards & Corporate Governance
Bridge the Intergenerational Leadership Gap
Felix Rüdiger, Kaspar Köchli, Matthew Hunter, and Nolita Mvunelo
AI and Machine Learning
Enterprises Are Scaling AI Faster Than They Can Govern It: Study
MITSloan ME Editorial
Data, AI, & Machine Learning
Meta Found Liable in Child Exploitation Trial; Penalized $375M
MITSloan ME Editorial
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Culture
Why Visibility Has Become the New Test of Leadership
For consulting leaders, quiet excellence is no longer a virtue. Here’s how to increase your visibility, gain trust, and win individual and organizational success.
Riadh Manita, Najoua Elommal and Michel Dalmas
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Stay Ahead of Geopolitical Supply Chain Risks
A practical framework for mitigating disruptive effects of international conflicts can help companies protect their supply chains.
Morris A. Cohen, Shiliang Cui, Vinayak Deshpande, Ricardo Ernst, Arnd Huchzermeier, Daniela Muhaj, David Pyke, and Andy A. Tsay
Data, AI, & Machine Learning
India Plugs Into Pax Silica as AI Supply Chains Realign
New Delhi embeds itself in US-backed technology architecture as global supply chains split along strategic lines.
MIT SMR Editors
Strategy
Why AI Is Forcing Markets to Rethink Software Stocks
A global selloff is forcing investors to question whether artificial intelligence strengthens enterprise software moats or quietly dismantles them.
MIT SMR Editors
AI and Machine Learning
How to Use Generative AI for Pricing
LLMs can make sophisticated pricing recommendations, but effective use requires well-crafted prompts and an understanding of the tools’ limitations.
Maxime C. Cohen
AI and Machine Learning
AI May Add More Than $500 Billion to India’s Core Sectors by 2035, PwC Says
Study estimates AI could unlock massive value across five foundational sectors, arguing India’s edge lies in disciplined, large-scale deployment rather than frontier model development.
MIT SMR Editors
AI and Machine Learning
AI Use Is Rising at Work but Productivity Gains Lag
Despite widespread access and training, most workers lack AI use cases that generate business returns, shows study by AI transformation firm Section.
MIT SMR Editors
Boards & Corporate Governance
Leadership Reset at Eternal as Goyal Steps Aside and Dhindsa Takes Over
The Zomato founder steps aside to pursue higher-risk ideas as Blinkit’s Albinder Singh Dhindsa is elevated to lead the group.
MIT SMR Editors
Boards & Corporate Governance
India Top Court Backs Taxman in Flipkart Walmart Deal Dispute
Ruling revives tax claims tied to Walmart’s $16 billion Flipkart acquisition and sharpens scrutiny of offshore holding structures
MIT SMR Editors
Analytics & Business Intelligence
Why AI Is Not the Jobs Villain Yet
Companies are leaning on AI as a convenient explanation for layoffs, even as weaker demand, past overhiring and cyclical slowdowns account for most job losses, shows Oxford Economics research



