Fast Company Executive Board member Deepti Kunupudi offers advice for developing a strong AI governance framework to drive ...

Corporate leaders everywhere crave momentum. They seek progress, faster outcomes, and robust growth. Yet siloed teams struggle to integrate innovative technology in ways that produce long-term value.

As tech companies scale, communications challenges become more pronounced. Engineering teams focus on creating and maintaining complex infrastructures, while product managers align on feature ...

In today's enterprise landscape, software development often resembles a game of telephone. Business users articulate needs, and—after those needs go through layers of marketing, product and ...

When Engineering Director Jeff Norton thinks about cross-functional collaboration at Arity, the television show Ted Lasso comes to mind. A quote from the show — “Be curious, not judgmental” — reminds ...

Stef Work, Senior Analytics Implementation Engineer - Data Integration from Paramount+ writes about how organizations can help break down barriers that can lead to surprising benefits. Have you ever ...

The HBR Executive Playbook on removing chronic barriers to collaboration. by Ania W. Masinter Cross-functional collaboration has always been critical for innovation. New problems and new solutions ...

The financial services sector is changing faster than ever. Open banking regulations, digital currencies, and inclusive finance initiatives are reshaping how money moves. Yet one recurring obstacle ...

Forget New Year’s resolutions. It’s time for a revolution in how we think about employee experience (EX) – one that is ...

Silos hide opportunities. Only when teams talk, share, and collaborate do ideas turn into real impact. In Japan, accessible travel has long been a challenge: a single step at a site entrance, a hotel ...

During my first foray into marcomm leadership, every project seemed on fire. If the project was due at 3 p.m., the first draft was ready at 2 p.m., giving little time for adjustments. I noticed this ...