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How to create successful artificial intelligence programs
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How COVID-19 is disrupting data analytics strategies
COVID-19 is upending data analytics practices, sidelining predictive analytics, and driving firms to external data and other economic indicators.

How Sam’s Club made good jobs for frontline employees
A good job requires more than higher pay; employees want to be challenged and to contribute to problem-solving.

Why the ThirdLove CEO invests in companies led by women
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18 quotes for business and management from 2020
Amid the chaos of 2020, some wisdom shone through. Here are words worth rereading from business leaders, scholars, and scientists.