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  • Personal branding of the generations: 4 astonishing insights into social media use

    Personal branding is one of the most important tools for self-marketing and maintaining a personal image on the Internet. Social media play a major role in terms of digital presence. What are the differences between Generation X (aged 36 to 54), Generation Y (aged 22 to 35), also known as Millennials, and Generation Z (aged 16 to 21)? What do they pay particular attention to in their web presence and social media activity? How do they deal with self-expression and digital communication?

    MarketingDr. Irene Y. Kilubi5 minutes

  • Exponential guided innovation for Future-Back Strategies

    The world is changing faster than we think. How do we plan a roadmap for our innovation, and reinvention, strategy? Using exponential technology predictions as part of a Future-Back strategy will help us aim for a future projected reality. We would then put the strategy in place for our organization to meet and take advantage of the predicted future.

    Strategy / VisionLance Peppler8 minutes

  • Four Elements of Reinvention and Innovation

    Organizations need to continually reinvent themselves but often don’t have a clear strategy on how to do this. This article will introduce you to four elements that you can include in your innovation and reinvention strategy.

    InnovationLance Peppler7 minutes

  • Robotic Process Automation (RPA) - Definition and Introduction

    Robotic Process Automation (RPA) is currently on everyone's lips. But what is it, anyway? Why should I use it in my company and what benefits can be generated by it? This article answers these questions and presents Robotic Process Automation as a technology for digitizing and automating business processes.

    AI & Machine LearningMarcel Schneider6 minutes

  • Artificial intelligence vs. human - Are we replaceable?

    Everyone is talking about artificial intelligence. Whether in medical technology, marketing or mechanical engineering - the industries in which AI is used are diverse. Above all, the ability to objectively analyze huge amounts of data within the shortest possible time and to recognize patterns in it, is a technology ahead of mankind. As a result, a large number of workers are already being replaced by intelligent machines. The question that inevitably arises is: What role does man still play when AI is superior to him in supposedly decisive matters?

    AI & Machine LearningMathias Wengeler6 minutes