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Artificial intelligence
fromFortune
2 weeks agoExperts say the high failure rate in AI adoption isn't a bug, but a feature: 'Has anybody ever started to ride a bike on the first try?' | Fortune
High enterprise AI pilot failure rates reflect normal learning and experimentation rather than inherent flaws in the technology.
fromInfoQ
2 weeks agoThree Questions That Help You Build a Better Software Architecture
In any software development effort, there is always too much to do and not enough time or resources to do it all. The problem is that the number of things we could build is infinitely large, and our available time and resources are, by comparison, almost infinitely small. This applies especially to architecting. The art in software architecting is deciding what decisions need to be made now and which ones can wait.
Software development
fromPsychology Today
2 weeks agoFind Direction by Imagining Your Own Digital Twin
Erin is a smart cookie. She manages complex projects for a living. She maps dependencies, anticipates risks, and can predict how a small change will ripple through a system. Yet when it comes to her own life, her thinking feels fuzzy and reactive. She's brilliant at analysis, just not when the subject is herself or topics like parenting, communication with her partner, or what type of balance she wants.
Digital life
E-Commerce
fromEntrepreneur
1 month agoRunning an Online Business Is Tough - But Doing These 4 Things Will Make It Easier | Entrepreneur
Successful ecommerce entrepreneurs must embrace experimentation, monitor competitors, learn from mentors, and adapt marketing and fulfillment strategies to capitalize on growing online consumer demand.
fromLogRocket Blog
1 month agoSteal my startup approved growth workshop agenda - LogRocket Blog
When an old friend and colleague of mine recommended the book "Growth Levers and How to Find Them," by Matt Lerner, I expected yet another business book that promised dramatic results within 100 pages and a quick two to three hour read. I'm talking about the kind of book that gets you all excited, only to leave you feeling deflated when you realize you can't influence your organization enough to make the necessary changes.
Growth hacking
Online marketing
fromAcast
2 months agoSearch Isn't Dead - SEO Trends with Rand Fishkin | Business Class Lounge by SearchPilot, hosted by Will Critchlow
SEO remains relevant; evolving trends require experimentation and controlled SEO strategies to move ecommerce from reactive to proactive optimization.
fromForbes
2 months agoLaunching A Career In Marketing And Communications? 19 Tips For Success
The marketing and communications field is evolving rapidly, shaped by emerging technologies, shifting consumer behaviors and new expectations for authenticity and impact. For professionals just entering the industry, the opportunities are vast-but so are the challenges. Building a successful career requires not only technical skills, but also adaptability, creativity and a commitment to continuous learning. To help the next generation chart their paths with confidence, Forbes Communications Council members share their top advice for those beginning their journey in the industry.
Marketing
Productivity
fromLogRocket Blog
2 months agoWe asked 200 PMs: Is product management an art or a science? - LogRocket Blog
Product management combines data-driven scientific methods and structured frameworks with creative intuition, storytelling, and empathy, placing most practitioners between art and science.
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