Companies can work to access a broader talent pool but if recruiters and managers aren’t aware of their biases then they have not succeeded in developing an effective diversity and inclusion strategy. These steps can help you address unconscious bias in your organization.
As smart as computer data brains get, we humans are still good at identifying quirks, outliers, nuances and truly unique one-offs. Data visualization from firms like Tableau is fabulous, but don’t forget your basic command of mathematics from school.
Commonwealth's CIO Brad McMillan reviews three key connections between economic policies and political populism and discusses the potential policy response.
Magikarp Jump from The Pokemon Company has you training Magikarp not to become a Gyarados, but to jump higher than other Magikarps in some sort of strange league in what I assume is a backwoods part of the Pokémon world map.
Everyone talks like Warner's DC Comics superhero films are in crisis and failing, but the box office and home entertainment numbers tell a different story.
Four procurement leaders traded war stories and shared practical career advice for women to get ahead in the procurement and supply chain industry.
What four-year college is worth your hard-earned money? Caroline Howard, executive digital editor at Forbes, shares how she curated the 300 Best Value Colleges list and some insight into what those schools are doing right.
2017 NFL Rookies Teed Up To Make Instant Impact.
Startups toss out the old rules of brand development and adopt tactics that work like a commando raid on the establishment. What they share is a passion for action and following their instincts over and over again.
What does work life balance look like and mean to entrepreneurs who work entirely from home? Five millennial women, who are work from home entrepreneurs, share their definition of work-life balance.
Denise Soler Cox created Project enye as a reminder to first-generation Latinos that their experiences are shared.
For years, healthcare reform has pursued the holy grail of higher quality at lower cost. I’ve always believed it’s achievable, and now it’s needed more than ever. The U.S. healthcare system is failing. Costs continue to increase faster than our nation's ability to pay, and the quality of our...
In the past few years, a new segment in the Fintech industry has emerged that addresses employee financial burdens through faster pay.
Product developers are tasked with producing an ever-increasing number of features demanded in products while ensuring safety, reliability and low cost.
Not even Google will likely slow down Nvidia's artificial intelligence gravy train anytime soon.
NEW YORK (May 25, 2017)— Forbes Insights and Sabre Corporation partnered to survey operations, marketing, information technology and finance executives from the world’s largest airlines to better understand the relationships among data, technology and airline operations, and the ways these affect customer service and profitability. Data from this survey helped [...]
A smooth transition takes time, and only the exiting employee can hand off the road map.
Understand your audience, product, industry and message to stand out as a small player in a big industry.
“Making jokes about [Trump] has been good for ratings,” Colbert admitted recently. “It’s almost as if the majority of Americans didn’t want [him] to be president.” For the first time in 22 years, CBS' "The Late Show" will surpass NBC's "The Tonight Show," riding a wave of anti-Trump sentiment.
Korea has advertised its market-leading corporations like Samsung and Hyundai and huge markets for games, beauty products and ecommerce as providing a test bed to make Seoul the tech hub of Northeast Asia. In real life, conditions are not so rosy.
What’s on the mind of top bank CMOs? Thomas Barta had the opportunity to find out by joining many of them at their spring Corporate Financial Group (CFG) meeting.
At last, researchers have found evidence of the benefits of a cannabis extract for seizures in a certain type of epilepsy.
We cannot control for these in a regular manner in our seasonal adjustments. So, never pay any attention to Jan or Feb Chinese economic statistics, look askance at Muslim ones around Ramadan and always be aware of how Easter wanders about in a Christian one.
The Minotti showroom in London features a bespoke collection of art pieces curated by Katherine Manginnis to include a tulle on canvas by Benjamine Shine and a diptych by Dan Nathan
Grocery chain Lowes Foods is using Oracle Data Cloud to understand its guest list and fuel rewards and other incentives with its loyalty program.