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Enhancing IdeaScale Campaigns with AI Image Assist Feature

IdeaScale

Creating visually appealing and engaging campaigns is crucial for capturing your audience's attention. However, crafting the perfect image can be time-consuming and challenging, especially for administrators juggling multiple tasks. Enter AI Image Assist, a groundbreaking feature designed by IdeaScale to alleviate the burden on administrators by seamlessly integrating artificial intelligence into the image creation process.

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The Critical Research needed in Understanding and Shaping Business Ecosystems

Paul Hobcraft

the building blocks through research building towards Business Ecosystem design. During the month of August 2024 I undertook some fairly intensive research work on Business Ecosystems. Must of this was not just to compliment what I had already built and shared in different post in the past few years but to push out the future thinking There are a lot of concepts that need to come together for thinking through and designing Business Ecosystems let alone to roll these out in vary thoughtful and co

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How to Kickstart Your Post-Summer Career Development

Harvard Business Review

Using the end of the summer to reset your approach to development can create new energy for your career. Instead of feeling like another thing to fit in, it can be a new source of motivation that supports everything else you’re trying to do. The idea is to identify actions that will kick-start your learning in a way that’s easy to add into your day.

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AI Requires Conversational Intelligence

Innovation Excellence

GUEST POST from Greg Satell Historically, building technology had been about capabilities and features. Engineers and product designers would come up with new things that they thought people wanted, figure out how to make them work and ship “new and improved” products. The result was often things that were maddeningly difficult to use.

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15 Modern Use Cases for Enterprise Business Intelligence

Large enterprises face unique challenges in optimizing their Business Intelligence (BI) output due to the sheer scale and complexity of their operations. Unlike smaller organizations, where basic BI features and simple dashboards might suffice, enterprises must manage vast amounts of data from diverse sources. What are the top modern BI use cases for enterprise businesses to help you get a leg up on the competition?

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Don’t Make This Common Networking Mistake

Harvard Business Review

When it comes to job searches, everybody knows how important networking is. But a surprising number of people fail to follow up with the people they’ve met with and sought advice from. That’s a problem, because it can alienate mentors and hold job seekers back. The authors discuss the main reasons for this lack of follow-up and then recommend a simple three-part plan for following up effectively.

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Integrating an Innovation Mindset into Organizational Culture

Yet2

Words by Emily Smith Recently, we were excited to join the vibrant discussion on a Corporate Innovation debate on LinkedIn hosted by Innolead. Here’s a bit on yet2 ’s perspective on integrating an innovation mindset into organizational culture! In today’s fast-paced world, even industry giants like have faced the threat of disruption. Take General Motors (GM) and Chrysler.

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The Muse and The Machine: How Human Creativity Propels an AI World Forward

Carla Johnson

September 10, 2024 Picture this: A team of scientists and artists huddled around a computer screen, their eyes wide with wonder as they marvel at the intricate patterns generated by their latest AI algorithm. It’s a scene that’s becoming increasingly common in our rapidly evolving tech landscape.

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Founder Mode: Should Entrepreneurs Reject the Conventional Wisdom about How to Manage Their Companies?

Michael Roberto

Source: Y Combinator Y Combinator co-founder Paul Graham sparked a vibrant and wide-ranging discussion after posting a short essay titled, "Founder Mode," on his website. He drafted his blog post as a reaction to a recent talk given by Airbnb founder Brian Chesky. Graham and Chesky propose that entrepreneurs ought to reject the conventional wisdom about how to scale a business.

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