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How RPA, NLP and ML will create the virtual workforce of tomorrow

Tom Spencer

Once RPA software has been trained to capture and interpret the actions of specific processes in existing software applications, it can then manipulate data, trigger responses, initiate new actions and communicate with other systems autonomously. Some large corporations have already begun to implement and scale this kind of solution.

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Three Steps to Successful Crisis Communication

Melissa Agnes

Following is a play-by-play of what you can – and should – do now, to ensure successful crisis communications in the event of a corporate crisis. Social media vs. more traditional means of communicating. In fact, I have clients that, due to regulatory compliance, cannot use social media at all.

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Don’t Acquire a Company Before You’ve Asked These Questions

Harvard Business

Indeed, there are signs that corporate leaders are repeating the mistakes of the heady days of 2000, when the fear of missing out sometimes overpowered the logic of a proposed deal. How to make your company more nimble and responsive. The answer in too many cases is no. Insight Center. Competing in the Future.

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Blockchain for Supply Chain – Insights from Berlin

Tom Spencer

And it was here that I learned that I wanted to be on the execution side rather than on the consulting side, and also that I wanted to work in a startup rather than an established corporate structure. It wasn’t a pure tech innovation, there was social motivation behind it as well.

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The Management Thinker We Should Never Have Forgotten

Harvard Business

Deming offered up 14 principles that stood in stark contrast to the sorts of practices he thought were eroding the performance of top corporations in the United States in the 1970s and 1980s. End the practice of awarding business on the basis of price tag alone; instead, try a long-term relationship based on established loyalty and trust.

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Nonprofit Mergers & Alliances: An interview with Thomas A. McLaughlin (part one)

The Nonprofit Consultant

With Hospice, it's a social care model; death is part of life. While the main thing people are interested in, and the book focuses on, are mergers, you make the case for alliances at several levels below the full merger, with your CORE (Corporate, Operations, Responsibility, Economic) model.

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Workplace Romances: How should you respond?

Confessions of a Consultant

sexual harassment claims), organizational justice(equality, colleagues perceptions of fairness, favoritism) and productivity (distraction from responsibilities) all come into play. Influencing Forces: A number of social, economic and cultural factors influence this. Parking morality, legalissues (e.g. One comprehensive U.S.