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What’s the fate of globalization? New research breaks down changes in global flows.
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With New Relic’s latest support for React Native, you can ingest data from framework-instrumented applications directly into New Relic. So now you can see not only application performance, but how the performance of your entire stack impacts users.
To learn more you can register for the free online workshop that I'll be hosting on Wednesday 22nd March at 2 PM GMT/ 3 PM CET.
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Generative AI is here. How could tools like ChatGPT change your business?
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• Generative AI’s big moment. The latest breakthrough in AI relies on deep-learning models trained on broad data sets to create original content. That means generative-AI tools such as ChatGPT and DALL-E 2 can create entirely new text and images, opening up a world of possibility for businesses across industries, according to McKinsey Global Institute partner Michael Chui and coauthors. Generative AI has many potential uses in business. In marketing and sales, it could be used to craft personalized marketing, social media, and technical sales content.
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A fine balance: A leader’s guide to ambition
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In Shakespeare’s Macbeth, “vaulting ambition” takes the protagonist down a dangerous path and ultimately to a tragic end. History and literature illustrate the perils of overreaching all too clearly: high achievers don’t always succeed in balancing professional success with happier or healthier lives. Yet if leaders can achieve that balance, ambition can fuel outstanding personal and organizational accomplishments. This week, let’s explore some strategies that may help you reach your own goals with integrity—without neglecting those of the people you lead, your family, and society.
You’re a senior executive who aspires to be CEO. But are you sure you really want the role? Leaders who desire the top job should do some intense soul-searching first, according to McKinsey senior partners Carolyn Dewar, Scott Keller, Vikram Malhotra, and Kurt Strovink. “Take a gut check of your motivations and expectations,” they advise. “If it’s all about you, or if you’re doing it out of a sense of obligation, know that the top will be a hostile, extreme place where no one will rescue you during times of trouble.” For example, if your idea of acting like a CEO is to run the place any way you like, that’s an unsustainable motivation; a sustainable one would be to respond to all stakeholders and be accountable for everything. Without such shifts in mindset, “not only will you find that the effort required to be CEO outweighs any personal gain, but you will also be less likely to succeed,” the authors say.
That’s the percentage of women who feel that their managers showed an interest in their career, says McKinsey senior partner Lareina Yee in this podcast. “What we see is that women have very high ambitions, as they always have, and they are not seeing the ability to fulfill those ambitions in the places where they work,” she points out. Our Women in the Workplace 2022 study shows that women are still dramatically underrepresented in leadership roles. Leaders can help remedy this with a mix of “tactics and practical things,” says Yee. “A practical question is, who do you sponsor in your team, and what percentage of them are women and what percentage of them are people of color? And when you are a sponsor, how often do you check in?”
Ambition is about new beginnings—and endings. A CEO of a global company achieved major success early in his tenure by terminating millions of dollars’ worth of technology projects and marketing campaigns that were not core to the business. Aspiring leaders may need to avoid dead-end jobs and focus instead on “career catapults” that help them make an outsize impact, as noted in this Harvard Business Review article. One CEO “didn’t wait for the big mess to find her,” say the authors. “She sought it out.” By taking on the disorganized projects that no one else wanted, this executive proved that she could deliver positive outcomes for the business—and ended up leading the company as a result.
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by "McKinsey Leading Off" <publishing@email.mckinsey.com> - 02:29 - 20 Mar 2023 -
COVID-19 is rewriting the rules of real estate. What should real estate players know?
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• New needs. The COVID-19 pandemic upended where and how the world uses spaces. In some regions, office attendance is still dramatically lower than it was before the pandemic. Perhaps even more transformative than altered demand is the fact that occupiers have a new set of needs, reveal McKinsey senior partner Daniele Chiarella and colleagues. Hybrid work and omnichannel sales require that landlords supply creative physical designs, as well as innovative services and solutions.
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by "McKinsey On Point" <publishing@email.mckinsey.com> - 12:27 - 20 Mar 2023 -
The quarter’s top themes
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We hope you’ve been enjoying our quarterly curations of our most popular insights, and we’re excited to deliver even more of McKinsey’s best content to your inbox. Today, we introduce our top ten most popular McKinsey Themes of the quarter. We look forward to catching you up on the latest and greatest in the months ahead.
In the first quarter of 2023, our top ten posts from McKinsey Themes look at overcoming loneliness, the future of globalization, and more. At No. 1. is 5 takeaways from the World Economic Forum’s 2023 meeting, which features articles by chief marketing officer Tracy Francis and global co-leader of McKinsey Sustainability Daniel Pacthod. Read on for our full top 10.
2. How to set yourself up for healthy living in 2023
You’ll probably spend 20 to 30 years in mixed (at best) health and about a decade in awful health—where you can’t remember your children, use the bathroom independently, have sex, walk around the block, or use all five senses. Is this a reality you can accept? You don’t have to, write partner Tom Latkovic and associate partner Lars Hartenstein in a new article from the McKinsey Health Institute. Take care
3. Loneliness is bad for your health—here’s what to do about it
If you’ve been feeling socially isolated, you’re not alone. About 33 percent of people worldwide feel lonely. And loneliness doesn’t merely cause mental distress and discomfort—it can have implications on your physical health as well. Stay connected
Millions of customers are flocking to the early-stage metaverse. But is it really the next big thing or just another fad? The bottom line: With its potential to generate up to $5 trillion in value by 2030, the metaverse is too big for companies to ignore—and if CEOs don’t hop on the metaverse train, they risk being left at the station, write Homayoun Hatami, Eric Hazan, and Hamza Khan. Check out these 10 insights to understand both the opportunities and risks of what some are calling “the next iteration of the internet,” and then dive deeper with more insights in our special collection, McKinsey on the Metaverse. Catch up
The Federal Reserve on Wednesday announced another interest rate hike—albeit its smallest since last March—as it pushes to rein in prices. In the meantime, companies are still grappling with if and how they should adjust their pricing to offset continued inflation without jeopardizing future revenues. Adapt
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by "McKinsey Week in Charts" <publishing@email.mckinsey.com> - 03:09 - 18 Mar 2023 -
Not all systems and data are created equal
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Not all systems and data are created equal
Some systems and data are more important than others. Some are more exposed to risk. And some are more likely to be targeted by criminals. In a digitized world, it’s hard to protect everything equally well.
Different sectors of the economy have different critical assets. For hospitals, the most sensitive thing is typically information on patients. Aerospace companies must above all guard their intellectual property. Financial-services firms are vulnerable to fraudulent transactions, and their M&A databases need the best protection money can buy.
Most large companies now recognize the severity of cyberthreats. But they tend to treat these risks as a technical issue, not a business problem, so that the needs of the enterprise as a whole are often lost. To put those needs front and center, business units should collaborate with the cybersecurity, IT, and risk functions to determine which information assets are priorities for the entire company, how likely they are to be attacked, what should be done to protect them, and who the likeliest attackers might be. Likewise, any subsequent action should take place on a company-wide scale.
To learn more, read our classic 2017 article “Protecting your critical digital assets: Not all systems and data are created equal.”Learn how and what to protect 
Dispelling the mystery of zero-based budgets
ZBB can cut SG&A budgets by 10 to 25 percent, often within six months. Yet it remains a mystery for many executives.
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by "McKinsey & Company" <publishing@email.mckinsey.com> - 11:45 - 18 Mar 2023 -
These are volatile times. Can the world get on a path to long-term prosperity?
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• Volatility and scenario planning. Volatility from macroeconomic and geopolitical factors has dominated the business environment lately. Yet at the outset of 2023, energy prices are off their peaks, inflation is no longer accelerating, and economic growth appears to be holding up. Is a fresh start possible? To help leaders set priorities, McKinsey has developed a wide range of macroeconomic scenarios for 2023 and beyond, explain McKinsey’s chair of insights and ecosystems and chair of the McKinsey Global Institute, Sven Smit, and coauthors.
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