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Are AI avatars the future of business communication?

4 days ago | managementtoday.co.uk | Eilis Cronin

AI avatars are becoming increasingly popular in the business world, with potential benefits for productivity and customer service. But what risk does this technology pose to the value of human connection in business?
Research - ‘Liberation Day’ triggers upswell of C-suite optimism about European competitiveness

5 days ago | managementtoday.co.uk | Antonia Garrett Peel

Executives expect the president’s sweeping tariffs to serve as a wake-up call to European leaders, according to a BCG report.
Consulting sector briefing: From rebrands to cost-cutting drives

5 days ago | managementtoday.co.uk | Antonia Garrett Peel

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Global trade disruptions prompt CEOs to delay investment plans

1 week ago | managementtoday.co.uk | Eilis Cronin

CEOs have been delaying planned investments in response to shifting trade policy. As Trump’s tariffs are thrown into doubt, research from EY-Parthenon sheds further light on how CEOs have been reshaping their strategies in light of uncertainty.
Do the UK’s latest trade deals strike the right balance for businesses?

1 week ago | managementtoday.co.uk | Eilis Cronin

Recent trade deals with the EU, India and US have divided opinion among UK business leaders. While some see progress and new opportunities, others argue the deals don’t go far enough.
Leadership lessons from Warren Buffett’s succession planning

2 weeks ago | managementtoday.co.uk | Deborah Rubin

Buffett’s succession at Berkshire Hathaway shows that effective succession planning is a continuous, strategic process, not a one-off event, and leadership teams can learn valuable lessons from it.
L.E.K. Consulting's Stuart Jackson on how not to fail at innovation

2 weeks ago | managementtoday.co.uk | Eilis Cronin

“Any idea you can think of for a new product, I guarantee you that somewhere in the world there’s six other people thinking of the same thing.”If those words from L.E.K. Consulting vice chair Stuart Jackson already serve as a reality check, consider also the challenges involved in achieving superior functionality to existing offerings, defining a market, and gaining those consumers’ trust.
How not to fail at innovation

2 weeks ago | managementtoday.co.uk | Eilis Cronin

“Any idea you can think of for a new product, I guarantee you that somewhere in the world there’s six other people thinking of the same thing.”If those words from L.E.K. Consulting vice chair Stuart Jackson already serve as a reality check, consider also the challenges involved in achieving superior functionality to existing offerings, defining a market, and gaining those consumers’ trust.
How CEOs can become the ‘chief resilience office’ of their business

2 weeks ago | managementtoday.co.uk | Eilis Cronin

Research shows that most leaders feel unprepared for future disruptions, but there are actions they can take to strengthen their business and mitigate risks in today’s uncertain climate.
Are we bingeing on cheap imports at the expense of British business?

2 weeks ago | managementtoday.co.uk | Antonia Garrett Peel

Donald Trump drew criticism after suggesting that US children can get by with fewer dolls. But have cut-price goods from overseas put us all in the thrall of excess, and what does this mean for domestic businesses?