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AfricaBusiness.com

Verascient Bets on South African Engineers to Make Enterprise AI Work

Following its $1.2 million pre-seed announcement, Verascient’s founders explain why their enterprise AI model combines company knowledge infrastructure with engineers working alongside customers. The post Verascient Bets on South African Engineers to Make Enterprise AI Work appeared first on AfricaBusiness.com .

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Can Eswatini’s GYAP Turn Opportunity Discovery Into Digital Infrastructure?

Eswatini startup HonwinOne is developing GYAP around a Digital Passport intended to connect opportunity discovery with eligibility, preparation and longer-term development. The bigger test is whether an early-stage product can become trusted digital infrastructure for young people and institutions. The post Can Eswatini’s GYAP Turn Opportunity Discovery Into Digital Infrastructure? appeared first on AfricaBusiness.com .

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Academy of Management Journal

Why Hospitals Are Incentivized to Recommend Unnecessary Surgeries

By Nick Keppler Every year, millions of Americans undergo surgery when they probably don’t need to. In 2013, a USA Today investigation found that 10% to 20% of surgical procedures in the U.S. may be unnecessary. In one study, second opinions after spine surgeries labeled 17.2% of them as needless. Entire categories of surgeries, such […] The post Why Hospitals Are Incentivized to Recommend Unnecessary Surgeries appeared first on Academy of Management Today .

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Academy of Management Journal

Remote Work Can Help Employees Speak Their Minds

By Marc Hogan Many leaders and managers might reasonably believe that employees need a return to the office in order to feel safe enough to speak up with their best ideas and to point out problems. But for at least some employees, the option to work remotely some or all of the time can paradoxically […] The post Remote Work Can Help Employees Speak Their Minds appeared first on Academy of Management Today .

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How Stories Told Around the Watercooler Affect Company Culture

By Nick Keppler In addition to prescribed training, directives from management, and a company’s official written policies, employees also learn the norms of a workplace—company culture—through unofficial channels passed from employee to employee around the proverbial watercooler. Often this takes the form of stories about people within the organization acting badly or valiantly. It may […] The post How Stories Told Around the Watercooler Affect Company Culture appeared first on Academy of Management Today .

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Academy of Management Journal

Scandals Fueled the Rise of Corporate Social Responsibility

By Daniel Butcher The accounting malpractice and executive mismanagement of the Enron and WorldCom scandals pointed to a broader failure in the prevailing corporate culture of maximizing profits at all costs—even if that meant throwing ethics out the window. That led to the rise of the corporate social responsibility (CSR) movement. Academy of Management Scholar […] The post Scandals Fueled the Rise of Corporate Social Responsibility appeared first on Academy of Management Today .

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