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The Year in Tech, 2023: the Insights You Need from Harvard Business Review

Author: Beena Ammanath, Michael Luca, Bhaskar Ghosh, Harvard Business Review, Andrew Ng
Pages: 192
Language: English
ISBN: 9781647824525

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Section 1.New fundamentals:How brands can enter the metaverse : build a strategy for the next frontier /by Janet Balis --How NFTs create value : understanding this new asset class /by Steve Kaczynski and Scott Duke Kominers --Stablecoins and the Future of Money : Will central banks and the private sector team up? /by Christian Catalini and Jai Massari --The Future of Contactless Commerce : From "pay by face" to AI shopping assistants /by Mark Purdy --How to Attract Top Tech Talent : New ways to recruit and retain in a competitive market /by Jonathan Frick, KC George, and Julie Coffman --Section 2.Fresh Takes on Mature Tech:What Leaders Need to Know About the Cloud : What's next for your company's most efficient, innovative, and scalable platform? /by Bhaskar Ghosh and Karthik Narain --Say Goodbye to Cookies : Demand personalization and privacy /by Tim Glomb --Could Ransomware Attacks Ultimately Benefit Consumers? : When companies' own money is on the line, they take cybersecurity more seriously /by Rahul Telang --Section 3.AI for the Rest of Us:AI Doesn't Have to Be Too Expensive or Complicated : Move your organization from a big-data approach to a good-data approach /by Andrew Ng --No-Code Platforms Can Bring AI to Small and Midsize Businesses : Soon, anyone will be able to train an algorithm /by Jonathon Reilly --How Warehouse Workers Really Feel About Automation : Employees from around the world share their hopes and concerns /by Joe Lui, Raghav Narsalay, Rushda Afzal, Ida Nair Sharma, and Dave Light --Section 4.Trust Me:Do Your Digital Design Choices Take Advantage of Customers? : Misleading consumers into spending more can hurt you in the long run /by Michael Luca and Fiona Scott Morton --How Digital Trust Varies Around the World : Attitudes, behaviors, environment, and user experience differ widely /by Bhaskar Chakravorti, Ajay Bhalla, and Ravi Shankar Chaturvedi.

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