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How can employers recruit and retain data talents?
Hiring data scientists is not an easy task - and neither is keeping them.
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Decision-Making in the era of AI
Ivana Ljubic explains how AI can help us become better decision-makers.
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So many ways to be wrong about the future of AI, but it'll outsmart us in the end
Fabrice Cavarretta discusses the future of AI.
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Laissez-faire or policing social networks
Twitter and Facebook have different approaches to regulating their content: Guillaume Chevillon explains the differences and the impact on their political influence.
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Statistics in the time of big data
ESSEC professor Olga Klopp and her colleague Geneviève Robin have developed a new method of data imputation to address the challenges of modern data analysis.
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Online Travel: Can Anyone Challenge the Supremacy of Booking and Expedia?
Booking.com and Expedia reign supreme over the online travel market. Peter O'Connor suggests contenders who may topple their reign...
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Agile software development teams during and after Covid-19
Dr. Thomas Kude discusses the impact of the Covid-19 crisis on agile software development teams.
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(Re)thinking innovation and the innovator through philosophy
Xavier Pavie discusses how we can use philosophy in thinking about innovation.
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Google Photos: What happens to innovation when a giant enters the room
In 2015, Google debuted Google Photos. Rather than crowding out the competition, however, the market saw an increase in innovation. What drove this increase?
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Selling in the digital age: How personalized sales tactics can be automated online
In this article, Professor Richard McFarland describes how he and his colleagues designed and piloted a method of automated adaptive selling for online retailers, which permits e-commerce sites to use the same influence tactics that salespeople use in face-to-face interactions.
