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How the 20% Are Capturing 74% of AI’s Value

How the 20% Are Capturing 74% of AI’s Value A snapshot of the productivity landscape and what separates the organisations creating value from those still experimenting By The CEO Institute in collaboration with Time Under Tension. The productivity...

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The judgement gap: the risk your AI business case cannot see

The judgement gap: the risk your AI business case cannot see AI can accelerate learning or hollow it out. CEOs and boards must govern what people...

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The missing variable in Australia and New Zealand’s productivity debate

The missing variable in Australia and New Zealand’s productivity debate Co-authored with Dr Paula Conroy. Founder, Insight Health Advisory. CEOs are...

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From Pressure to Perspective

From Pressure to Perspective: Helping Senior Teams Stay Focused When Everything Feels Urgent There is a particular kind of pressure that builds...

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The Productivity Imperative

The Productivity Imperative: Why CEOs Must Rethink How Work Gets Done Productivity has moved from an economic debate to a boardroom issue. For years,...

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Top Social Procurement Trends in Australia

$1.4 billion and accelerating: why social procurement has moved from compliance to competitive advantage For many CEOs, procurement has traditionally...

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The CEO Playbook for Talent: Great People Stay Where the Team Is Strong

The CEO Playbook for Talent: Great People Stay Where the Team Is Strong Across The CEO Institute’s Talent Series, delivered in association with...

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What Ancient Egypt Still Teaches Today’s Leaders

What Ancient Egypt Still Teaches Today’s Leaders I just back from some annual leave spent in Egypt. For once, I was not in a boardroom, an airport...

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The Cost of Being Right

What You Tolerate Becomes Your Culture Every leader likes to believe that culture is built through the things they say. We talk about values. We...

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The Second Shock Is Often Worse Than the First

The Second Shock Is Often Worse Than the First Across Australia and New Zealand, many CEOs and business owners are looking at the same thing right...

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