Am I surprised that artificial intelligence will have such an impact on jobs in various fields? No.

Am I surprised that 57% of #supplychain activities will not be impacted by AI? Yes.

Still, I like to perceive this not as an annoying omission but as a prospect for development.

Stephen King once advised fellow writers to read bad books because they can teach even more than good ones.

This recommendation also applies to business. When developing your product, it’s helpful to study both successful and failed alternatives on the market.

Do you agree?

Natural selection did its job. Today, #startups once considered disruptors and that reached billion-dollar valuations are dropping like flies.

The next couple of months may be decisive in answering the question of when a new round of growth in the US stock market will occur.

If the strategic calculation is correct and the intuition does not fail, “This is it!” turns into a sustainable #business structure that generates not only money, but also benefits to the world.

This is my basic recipe for building a new successful product.

Here is another easy way to make a million that we overlooked. All you had to do was invest $15,000 in Google shares and wait two decades.

Each share of the search giant could bring you more than $5,000 in profit. However, in hindsight, we are all Buffetts and Rockefellers.

Business model, which focuses on minimizing waste and maximizing value creation, is becoming increasingly common. PIM and DPP can help companies achieve greater sustainability.

However, are you sure your #supplychain is ready to their implementation?

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Any magic ends sooner or later.

iPhone still accounts for over half of Apple's total revenue, but the excitement that new models usually caused seems to have faded.

Obviously, if you want to play the long game, 'the draft horse' sometimes needs to be changed.