Tapping the organization’s collective energy to implement change is crucial for transformation success. A three-step process creates the momentum to meet the challenges ahead. Source: McKinsey Going all in: Why employee ‘will’ can make or break transformations

Penn Wharton Budget Model faculty director joins the show to break down the cost of each presidential candidate’s economic policy for Americans.…Read More Source: Knowledge @ Wharton How Much Will a Harris or Trump Presidency Cost?

Generative AI has increased the focus on data, putting pressure on companies to make substantive shifts to build a truly data-based organization. Source: McKinsey Charting a path to the data- and AI-driven enterprise of 2030

McKinsey senior partner Colleen Baum explains how real estate owners benefit from helping experiential retailers flourish. Source: McKinsey What the real estate industry needs to know about experiential retail

McKinsey’s latest analysis of 15 core technology trends points to a new “influencer” role for generative AI as well as growing interest in robotics and digital trust. Source: McKinsey A look at the technology trends that matter most

Southeast Asia is emerging as a global manufacturing hub, presenting opportunities for logistics companies. Here’s a look at global trade flows in the region. Source: McKinsey Diversifying global supply chains: Opportunities in Southeast Asia

Wharton experts speak with Josh Hermsmeyer, founder of airyards.com.…Read More Source: Knowledge @ Wharton NFL Preview with Josh Hermsmeyer

Steel is a core material for building infrastructure and aiding economic growth. Over the next decade and beyond, several trends will reshape the global and regional steel industry landscape. Source: McKinsey Evolving with steel: Future growth and opportunities

While the country’s consumers are increasingly optimistic and expect to spend more, they remain inclined to trade down and reluctant to splurge. Source: McKinsey Brazilian consumer optimism rebounds in line with economic growth

Retail investors are investing more of their capital in companies that have the highest market capitalizations. Intrinsic investors are taking a different approach. Source: McKinsey Smart money? Retail investors, intrinsic investors, and the Magnificent Seven