By Russ Banham Carrier Management There’s two ways for an insurance company to boost profits. The first option is to price products higher, and the second is to reduce operating…
By Russ Banham Forbes Every manufacturer seeks to squeeze more out of its machinery: more efficiency, more power, more reliability. For engine manufacturers, this is especially true. “More” is a…
By Russ Banham Forbes n boardrooms throughout the corporate landscape, ESG is the acronym of the moment. Standing for Environmental, Social and Governance, ESG refers to a company’s adherence to…
By Russ Banham Perspectives ile a wide variety of sports teams are using wearable technology to monitor players’ vital signs, evaluate data, and enhance athletic performance, some sports like rugby…
By Russ Banham Forbes The integrity of a building rests on its foundation, which holds the structure upright and keeps it from collapsing. In many companies today, data is the…
By Russ Banham Forbes For the first time in history, all-male boards of directors are going the way of the buggywhip, as more and more companies not only sit women…
By Russ Banham Perspectives In 2000, my Aunt Isabel passed away at the age of 80. Unattached and with no children of her own, “Aunt Izzy” took a profound interest…
By Russ Banham Forbes Today, user experience (UX) is widely considered an important business success metric. Fail to provide customers with easy, engaging and reliable human-computer interactions and they might…
New book describes the positive role that people trained in business can play in society Harvard Business School BOSTON, MA—Harvard Business School (HBS)’s more than 86,000 alumni are using their…
By Russ Banham Forbes Prepping for the next big cyberattack is business as usual across global enterprises. Since cyber criminals are always conceiving insidious new ways to penetrate IT systems…