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  • The Bottlenecks to Human Progress

    Discover the bottlenecks hindering global growth and innovation, and explore solutions to drive inclusive and sustainable progress for a prosperous future.

    TrendsBenjamin Talin28 minutes

  • The importance of generalists in companies

    In a complex business world, generalists are indispensable employees. Their ability to integrate a wide range of knowledge and skills makes them valuable players in transformation and innovation processes. Companies that rely on generalists benefit from their flexibility, problem-solving skills and ability to build interdisciplinary bridges. These qualities make generalists a decisive component for sustainable success and competitiveness in the information society.

    Human RessourcesSimone Belko5 minutes

  • The disadvantages of rapid growth for companies

    Not every company is ready for more growth. Often there is a lack of clear leadership and the necessary infrastructure to scale up quickly. In fact, growing too fast can put even great companies in trouble. In this article, we look at the biggest dangers a company faces when it grows too quickly

    Strategy / VisionDavid Schneider10 minutes

  • Building autonomous teams in 5 steps - how to succeed

    Autonomous teams are the key to practicing self-determination in the workplace. They enable employees to link their own goals with their job profile and develop practical skills. Innovative business solutions are created through agile collaboration between the operational level and top management. When companies understand the great added value that autonomous teams offer for a high level of competitiveness, they invest in collaboration and the personal responsibility of their employees.

    Leadership & ManagementSimone Belko7 minutes

  • How digitalization is changing markets, investments and products

    The article highlights three key factors that will permanently change our reality. The effects on companies, society and our individual lives are not yet foreseeable, but we can already learn to deal with them and be better prepared for the future. A macabre example from economic history teaches us what can happen if we ignore these developments.

    Research & DevelopmentDavid Schneider11 minutes