Written by: Sander Zeijlemaker, Chris Hetner and Michael Siege | Published by: c.2023 Harvard Business Review As technological innovations such as cloud computing, the Internet of Things, robotic process automation, and predictive analytics are integrated into organizations, it makes
Written by: Daniel Dobrygowski | Published by: c.2023 Harvard Business School Publishing Corp. The idea that technology developers can be trusted to innovate or code their way out of problems and into prosperity is on its way out. Individuals’
The success of your organization relies on the uninterrupted flow of its operations. If you are running a business, you should already understand that data protection is a critical component of any company’s strategic plan. Without access to data, your
Maintaining a business’s IT infrastructure in today’s environment can pose significant challenges. If you oversee IT operations, it’s fair to assert that you will inevitably encounter system disruptions, whether they result from hacking or simple system errors. Ensuring the smooth
Written by: Dustin Updyke | Published by: c.2023 Harvard Business School Publishing Corp. In the movie “Any Given Sunday,” Al Pacino gives a memorable speech to his losing football team. The speech highlights a critical lesson for teams:
Written by: Tomas Chamorro-Premuzic | Published by: c.2023 Harvard Business School Publishing Corp. The impact of cybercrime is expected to reach $10 trillion in 2023, surpassing the GDP of all countries in the world except the U.S. and China.
Written by: Maureen Burns, Sharona Sankar-King, Priscilla Dell’Orto and Eduardo Roma | Published by: c.2023 Harvard Business Review The surge of generative artificial intelligence (AI) applications is spurring exciting innovations and consumer experiments, but it also worries many people
Adam Isles | c.2023 Harvard Business Review Recent research indicates that organizations with 10,000 or more employees typically maintain almost 100 security tools. And yet, well-established global companies continue to be victimized by cyber attacks. For example, payments-processor NCR
Written by: Thomas P. Vartanian | Published by: c.2023 Harvard Business School Publishing Corp. Government officials in the U.S. and the U.K. have taken victory laps after reporting a 15% reduction in ransomware attacks. Ironically, as both governments issued
Written by: Eric Siegel | Published by: c.2023 Harvard Business School Publishing Corp. Machine learning (ML) — technology that learns from experience (data) to predict the behavior of each individual — is well known for improving the bottom line
