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Productivity or pioneering? Your industry’s GenAI adoption play

GenAI’s disruptive potential and adoption enablers will shape the pace at which companies in each industry pursue efficiency and reinvention opportunities.

by Bret Greenstein, Jennifer Kosar, Colin Light, and Mary Shelton Rose

June 27, 2024

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Sun Life is building a culture of growth and transformation

CEO Kevin Strain is nurturing a company culture that balances short-term agility with long-term outcomes.

by Allan Buitendag and Glenn Kauth

July 25, 2023

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Companies that change the game can change the world

How exponential models can enable businesses to attack societal problems.

by Sundar Subramanian, Anand Rao, and Harshavardan Kasturirangan

January 26, 2023

How the pandemic energized the fight for health equity

COVID forced governments, healthcare systems, and companies to innovate at record speed; that momentum could power us into a more equitable recovery.

by Ron Chopoorian and Sarah Butler

July 13, 2022

The little molecule that could

A new book celebrates the story of mRNA and the triumph of the COVID-19 vaccines.

by Bethany McLean

January 13, 2022

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