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Leaders That Reboot Their Game to Become a Future Enterprise

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They use technology to stay competitive, shifting their priorities from just driving efficiency. They create value through digital technologies. James Chen of CTBC Bank (Taiwan), lauded as CEO of the Year in Asia/Pacific, for his forward-thinking leadership to strengthen the bank’s digital technology services by investing over TWD7.67

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3 powerful lessons of using data governance frameworks

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When the data is bad, you can’t make decisions ahead of the market and ahead of the competition—or worse, you make the wrong decisions. When there’s no sharing, there are no use cases that span the value chain. All three require you to look across the value chain,” says Hennig.

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7 Elements of Competitive Intelligence

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Competitive Intelligence: An Overview. All businesses want a competitive edge. The rate of business competition is increasing and disruption is happening at a faster pace than ever before. Competitive Intelligence helps market leaders see over the horizon and base their business strategy on data-backed predictions on the market.

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Supply Chain Fragility or Agility? 3 Ways to Build Resilience During Disruption

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Reading Time: 3 minutes Global supply chain disruptions continue to plague enterprises around the world. Based on projections by the World Bank , the US National Intelligence Council , and McKinsey , the disruptions we’ve seen, like shortages, delays, and logistic breakdowns, will continue and grow more volatile.

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Global Healthcare Industry – M&A and Capital Market Landscape Update

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The ability to identify, negotiate and realize value from increasingly complex partnerships and alternative collaboration models has become an important competitive advantage. Several deals, which were under discussion, were re-initiated and provided well-timed opportunities for investment banks.

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New S&P Global Market Intelligence insurance industry outlook projects the status quo won’t suffice in post-pandemic landscape

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Published by S&P Global Market Intelligence’s Financial Institutions Research team, the report spotlights several key themes for the insurance industry that include emerging perils, the evolving nature of globalization, balance sheet rationalization and the permeation of technology in all aspects of the insurance value chain.

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Procurement Intelligence Spotlight: Vishal Suri

Evalueserve

Supply chains that were kept dormant for most of last year are taking time to rev up, resulting in stockouts and shortages in specific pockets. . The quantitative easing measures applied by many central banks, coupled with commodity demand increase due to recovery, are expected to lead to cost inflation across several categories.