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10 must-read insights you might have missed in December

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10 must-read insights you might have missed in December

We know how busy the holiday season can be—so we’ve rounded up some of our best insights published in December in case they got lost in your inbox. Learn how generative AI and other foundation models are changing the AI game, from Michael Chui , Roger Roberts , and Lareina Yee ; uncover the secret to great health, from Tom Latkovic ; understand why business building is a powerful way to extend into new and higher growth areas, from Matt Banholzer , Ralf Dreischmeier , and Ari Libarikian ; and much more. Stay tuned for more great insights in the year ahead to help you make better informed business decisions.

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Generative AI is here: How tools like ChatGPT could change your business

Generative AI and other foundation models are changing the AI game, taking assistive technology to a new level, reducing application development time, and bringing powerful capabilities to nontechnical users.

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The secret to great health? Escaping the healthcare matrix

The blueprint to achieve a lifetime of great health is increasingly clear and within our control. But unlocking it requires challenging the orthodoxies currently guiding individuals and institutions.

Look at the big picture

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Business building: The path to resilience in uncertain times

In an uncertain economy, executives’ first instinct might be to cut costs and shore up established holdings. A better way is to build new businesses.

Start today

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The end of the expense report: A conversation with Ramp’s Eric Glyman

A payments tech veteran has turned his attention to the commercial arena, looking to save companies time and money while automating business finance.

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Lessons in leadership: Getting past politics to deliver for the people

Massachusetts Governor Charlie Baker, a Republican, tapped Democrat Steve Kadish as his first chief of staff. Together, they developed a framework for “moving beyond politics to get important work done.”

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Five Fifty: Make way for the metaverse

The metaverse is morphing—and investments in the space are growing. Are you making the right moves?

Take a deep dive

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Planning for 2023: How US-based businesses can succeed when capital and talent are constrained

The Great Recession demonstrated the value of capital discipline. As interest rates are staying higher for longer, US-based leaders can put those lessons to work.

Put theory into practice

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How people and organizational moves can power up energy firms in 2023

A shifting landscape means energy companies need to rev up —and people and organizational topics are at the heart of firms that are successfully navigating the road ahead.

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To regionalize or not? Optimizing North American supply chains

Companies have much to consider when deciding whether to relocate all or part of their production and supply chain footprints to meet North American market needs.

Accelerate and grow

Economic conditions outlook during turbulent times, December 2022

Sentiments on the global economy have lifted after a negative turn in June, though executives remain uneasy. They continue to see geopolitical conflicts and inflation as top economic threats.

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