COVID-19 forced us to see the good and the bad of remote learning
Originally published in The Hill By Adam Weinberg Of all the changes that COVID-19 thrust on higher education, the sudden shift to remote teaching was…
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Deciding how to reopen based on political bias and guesswork has been a disaster. Here’s how we should do it instead.
Originally published in Business Insider By Randy Koch Emerging from COVID-19 lockdowns is a difficult balancing act, to be sure, but this is no time…
The Coronavirus Could Spur the End of Bad Shipping Data
Originally published in Supply Chain Brain By Ashik Karim The COVID-19 crisis has changed so much about daily life. That’s as true in logistics as…
We need a new framework to solve problems in the wake of COVID-19
Originally published in The Hill By Adam Weinberg The coronavirus outbreak is shining a spotlight on a large and important trend that has largely been…
5 Tips for Deciding Whether to Go Public or Stay Private
Originally published in Entrepreneur By Ashik Karim If you’re an entrepreneur in tech, you know what it feels like to be caught in the middle…
Planning For A Post-COVID Environment
Originally published in Chief Executive By David Levin For corporate managers and other executives, the COVID-19 outbreak is a new kind of crisis that no…
The Hidden Security Risk of Remote Work That Every CIO Needs to Tackle
Originally published in Morning Consult By Allan Matheson It’s been a tough and stressful couple of weeks, but as chief information officer you’ve finally got…
The risks of hospitals’ rush into the arms of Silicon Valley are being laid bare
Originally published in FierceHealthcare By Jon Ault Google’s “Project Nightingale” with the Ascension healthcare network, first revealed by The Wall Street Journal, gave the tech firm access…
3 Essential Steps for Tracking Coronavirus Supply Chain Damage
Originally published in Middle Market Growth By Allan Matheson It’s no exaggeration to say that the coronavirus is posing an unprecedented challenge to the resilience…
The domination of tech giants like Uber and Facebook isn’t a problem — it’s part of a natural cycle
Originally published in Business Insider By Kevin Maney The ability of companies like Facebook, Salesforce, and Uber to suddenly establish and dominate a new part…