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Article Why Digital Transformation Programs are Not About Technology
September 17, 2021 | By Ger Perdisatt, Contributing Columnist and Leader, Sales Excellence and Technology Strategy Organisation at Microsoft
“If you’re a leader expecting a technological silver bullet, a software panacea to all your business problems, without touching your people and processes,” writes Ger Perdisatt of Microsoft, “you’re going to struggle to derive value from a digital transformation program.” Here’s his advice on digital transformation, excerpted from the new book...
Article ‘If This Works’: The Secret to Avoiding Projects that Become Too Big to Fail
August 29, 2019 | By Zeeshan Sheikh, Contributing Columnist and Co-founder and CEO at Taco Labs
A common mistake when companies try to become more accepting of failure and to act like a startup is that the effort becomes “too enterprise-y.” Zeeshan Sheikh explains…
Thought Leadership Making the Case for Web3: Finding Your Way in a Vast Ecosystem of Opportunity
May 31, 2022
Web3 will fundamentally change the internet as we know it. But investing without a strategy won’t yield a high ROI. KPMG takes a three-step approach to help businesses learn the Web3 landscape, seize its potential, and launch successful pilot programs.
Article How AT&T is Setting Sustainability ‘Stretch’ Goals and Driving Progress
April 22, 2022 | By Christa Avampato
AT&T is not waiting on government regulation to make its sustainability goals and reporting transparent. Shannon Carroll, AT&T’s Assistant Vice President of Global Environmental Sustainability, shares his advice for companies that want to jumpstart their sustainability efforts or enhance their existing work.
Article What to Do When the Cost-Cutting Knives Come Out
January 16, 2020 | By Rick Waldron, Contributing Columnist & Former VP of Innovation Strategy, Nike
When times are good, corporate innovation groups often get a pass. What do you do when things aren’t so good? Here’s advice from Rick Waldron, a former innovation leader at Nike and Intel.
Article Google Speakers Hone in on AI at Collision Toronto
June 28, 2023 | By Meghan Hall
Cassie Kozyrkov, Chief Decision Scientist at Google, and Colin Murdoch, Chief Business Officer of Google DeepMind, each took the stage at Collision 2023 in Toronto to share thoughts on the AI revolution, give insights on responsibility with AI; and more.
Thought Leadership Why Startup-Corporate Partnerships Matter Now
September 6, 2021
Startup-corporate partnerships play an increasingly important role in the corporate innovation journey and startup evolution. Catarina Madeira and Irina Sigalovsky of MIT provide an overview of InnoLead’s latest research report.
Podcast Podcast: Bringing Higher Education into the Digital Age
August 25, 2020
Experts in higher education share how they’ve tackled the challenges of 2020. Guests include Barnard President Sian Beliock and the co-CEO of edX, Adam Medros.
Podcast Drones, Self-Driving Cars & the Silicon Valley Problem
February 11, 2020 | By Kaitlin Milliken
In this episode, Chris Anderson — CEO of 3DR, a drone software company — shares insights from his career and entrepreneurial ventures. Harvard Business Publishing’s Chief Product and Innovation Officer Josh Macht facilities. To get best practices from other innovators, watch other videos from our Impact main stage. Additional Resources: Get insights from...
Podcast Podcast: Loonshots — Crazy Ideas that Just Might Work
March 10, 2020 | By Kaitlin Milliken
How can companies embrace risky — but potentially revolutionary — ideas? Authors Safi Bahcall and Hugh Molotsi tackle this question at InnoLead’s 2019 Impact event.