The Buzz 1: Amateurs hack systems, professionals hack people. (Bruce Schneier, cryptographer, computer security professional, privacy specialist)The Buzz 2: If you spend more on coffee than on IT

The Buzz 1: “Everybody eats – the act of buying food will never go away – but how we buy food will certainly evolve…” (forbes.

The Buzz 1: “Great companies are like beautiful clocks; they’ve got a lot of moving parts that all have to work together in order for the whole to be successful.” (Donna Peeples, CEO of Motivated, Inc

The Buzz [May 2020/updated January 2021]: “Women are in the bullseye of this pandemic … In leisure, hospitality, education, health care and retail — the sectors that are getting hit the hardest — women are the ones who are falling victim to the first mass

The Buzz: “Future-proofing is the process of anticipating the future and developing methods of minimizing the effects of shocks and stresses of future events.

The Buzz: “Many companies did not fully prepare their supply chains to deal with the mounting impact of the coronavirus epidemic…There are steps…to make sure their supply chains can better cope with other disruptive events down the road…revisiting the des

The Buzz: “Building critical skills and competencies continues to top the list of priorities for HR leaders in 2021.

The buzz: “5G is one piece of the puzzle to become more of a digital city that relies on connectivity more effectively. Broadband expansions, wireless networks, IoT deployments, economic development d

The buzz: “I’ve always been surprised by CEOs who don’t take the results of employee engagement scores seriously…Companies need to accept that employee engagement scores are paramount…either companies

The buzz: Despite all the positive press about working remote, some studies suggest its not what its cracked up to be.WFH burnout and the virus itself have combined to shock the health and well-be