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As state and local governments look to modernize and digitize their delivery of services residents rely on each day, leaders said last week the technology side of things is the easier part.

When you ask people the best way to achieve a goal, most will probably say through hard work and self-discipline. When things get tough, you white-knuckle your way through the adversity and come out the other end having achieved your goal.

If there’s one thing the marketing department at a big liberal arts or research university craves, it’s the appearance of pleasant, racially blind diversity: Groups of multicultural, multiracial students hanging out in camaraderie that can be used to imply the existence of campus as a safe space that exists as a paradise outside of America’s…

I’ve watched four YouTube videos, done a load of laundry, and scored some amazing deals online, getting ready to write this post. Or I might say, avoiding writing this post.

“AI isn’t going to take your job. Somebody who embraces it and learns faster than you might. AI is not going to take away your customers. A company that uses it more smartly than you do might,” Booking.com chief business officer James Waters said.

“The customer is always right” must be one of the most repeated pieces of business advice of all time, but it might also have had its day. We recently asked UK business leaders which bits of standard business advice they thought were nonsense, and 41 per cent picked exactly that phrase. I think they may…

I’ve been deep in the AI space for a while now. I spent 5 years as lead product designer at a fintech platform serving 70+ financial institutions. I shipped 31 open- months. And the models I use every day have zero record of me

Ask a Nigerian business where its next customer will come from and the answer may no longer be tied to geography. It could be someone who discovered the business on Instagram, a customer in another state or a buyer paying from abroad. For businesses, digital commerce has expanded the ways they can reach customers and…

The UPS Store Inc. wants small-business owners to remember that the brand is there for them during their challenges. The franchiser of 5,600 retail locations recently launched a campaign featuring its first-ever brand character, Blu, who aims to embody a UPS Store employee committed to helping small-business owners.

Ipsos Voices: How efficiency is changing customer experience and why emotional connection remains the true differentiator by Rollo Grayson and Jean-François Damais. 16.09.26