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James Phimister brings a wealth of information from a National Federation of Advanced Information Services (NFAIS) virtual workshop to explain how JSTOR, Elsevier, and IHS Markit are leading the charge on content integration.

Stephen Wunker co-wrote an informative article published in Forbes that explains how smart companies create wealth in emerging markets.

Christy Johnson’s company is launching a new leadership summit on May 30th on Microsoft’s campus in Redmond. ASCEND focuses on actions, tactics, and strategies that will advance more women and people of color into decision-making positions of power throughout the private sector.

In this evergreen post, Dan Markovitz underscores the emotional power of stories and their importance when developing a marketing strategy.

The nuances of crafting a compelling introduction email are often overlooked. David A. Fields provides a sample email that works in yet another pithy post that will brighten your day, your interest in tater tots, and your outlook on life in general.

Andy Sheppard discusses what good change-leadership looks like in this recent interview with Tamara Kleinberg of Launch Street.

From Brian Kelley, a free webinar that covers: Big data and advanced analytics, artificial intelligence and machine learning, robotics (RPA and robo-advisors), the internet of things (IoT) and telematics, blockchain, and peer to peer (P2P) “disruptors”. Email and name are needed to register, but information will not be stored, shared or used for marketing or […]

Paul Millerd asks “Will modern “management” go down in history with antibiotics and soda as something that started out benevolent but ended up harming many people?” And why not gain more insight and inspiring possibilities for the future on Paul’s podcast on a better working world.

David Gronchi discusses the right attitude to have when leading industrial investment projects.

Odin Muhlenbein published an article in the Stanford Social Innovation Review that discusses the benefits of pursuing smaller targeted changes to maximize the potential of a systems change approach.