AI Is The Canal. Forward-Looking Data Is The New Water.

AI may be the canal. But data is the water. And most firms are filling their new canals with the same water everyone else already has.

How NetApp Is Simplifying Its Way To An AI-Powered Enterprise

NetApp’s Gus Shahin argues that most companies don’t have a tech problem. They have a complexity problem. His fix starts with people, not technology.

The People Most Likely To Resist AI, And Why They Resist

Successful AI implementation primarily depends on human psychology, not just technology.

Forty-Five Years Of HIV/AIDS And We’re Still Ignoring Black Women’s Leadership, Says New Book, Ill Erotics

As HIV/AIDS enters its fifth decade, Black women’s leadership offers urgent lessons about public health, community care, and democracy.

Why Engineering Is No Longer A Sure Thing College Major When It Comes To Jobs

Exclusive LinkedIn data shows engineering majors have been hit hard in today’s weak, AI-affected job market. Here’s what specialties are hurting the most.

AT&T Debuts Turbo Live Technology At WNBA All-Star Weekend

AT&T is expanding its WNBA investment at All-Star with new fan technology, community activations, and a long-term strategy to grow women’s basketball.

3 Influencer Marketing Conferences Talent Managers Should Attend

Influencer marketing conferences are usually sold on their agendas. For talent managers, the real value is who else is in the room.

AI Content Growth Is Outpacing Brand Governance

Artificial intelligence has made creation of targeted and personalized content faster, more cost effective, and more accessible.

White House Report Criticizes The Immigration Of Scientists To America

A new White House report criticizes the immigration of scientists to America, arguing it’s bad whether international students stay or leave.

How AI Can Help You Make Tough Hiring Choices

While hiring is never a job I will outsource, AI can be a very useful thought partner when it comes to quieting the noise and making the right choice. Here’s how.