Wharton professor of operations, information and decisions discusses the systemic infrastructure and staffing challenges behind recent airport failures.…Read More Source: Knowledge @ Wharton The Urgent Need to Reinvent Air Traffic Control and Safety
Bob McDonald, a leader with unique experience as both a Fortune 25 CEO and a cabinet secretary, reflects on the elements of leadership, team health, and building a strong culture. Source: McKinsey Leadership is the scarcest resource: An interview with Bob McDonald
Government subsidies, investment incentives, and other industrial-policy actions have almost quadrupled since 2017. Here’s how business leaders can navigate the impact of industrial policy on their markets. Source: McKinsey From protection to promotion: The new age of industrial policy
The profit margins of IT service providers are under pressure. Pricing offers higher potential ROI than other margin improvement levers, but seizing the opportunity requires a comprehensive approach. Source: McKinsey IT service providers and the hidden power of pricing
Big changes in tech are presenting CIOs with a chance to modernize the economics of technology and productivity. Source: McKinsey The new economics of enterprise technology in an AI world
Minimizing waste and maximizing utility could add $360 billion in net value gain by 2050. Source: McKinsey How circularity can make the built environment more sustainable
Industry stakeholders can take steps to better understand the needs and preferences of GLP-1 patients who seek to address one—and often multiple—aesthetic concerns. Source: McKinsey GLP-1s are boosting demand for medical aesthetics
Wharton marketing professor discusses the evolving business model behind women’s professional sports.…Read More Source: Knowledge @ Wharton Marketing, Media, and the Future of Women’s Professional Sports
Wharton experts speak with Blake Lawrence, co-founder of Opendorse.…Read More Source: Knowledge @ Wharton College Sports & NIL With Blake Lawrence
Closing the healthcare worker shortage gap could eliminate 7 percent of the global disease burden and add $1.1 trillion to the global economy. Source: McKinsey Heartbeat of health: Reimagining the healthcare workforce of the future