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In this ever-changing world of consumer preferences, what can businesses learn about innovating and evolving while at the same time keeping in line with customer expectations?

In this episode, we preview the upcoming 18th BFM Brandfest with two of the speakers Klaus Landhaeusser and Vaibhav Manrao as we explore the connection between brand promise, innovation and modernization.

In this ever-changing world of consumer preferences, what can businesses learn about innovating and evolving while at the same time keeping in line with customer expectations?

In this episode, we preview the upcoming 18th BFM Brandfest with two of the speakers Klaus Landhaeusser and Vaibhav Manrao as we explore the connection between brand promise, innovation and modernization.

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AI is not only revolutionising the way employers find and hire talent, but also the way candidates improve their marketability in the job market.

From resume-writing to skills-needs assessments, AI has the power to substantially improve your chances of landing that dream job.

We speak to Peter Bithos from SEEK about AI-powered job hunts, boundaries in the ethical use of AI in recruitment, as well as the lingering challenges for both employers and candidates in the AI-enhanced job market.

Photo Credits: LinkedIn | Peter Bithos

AI is not only revolutionising the way employers find and hire talent, but also the way candidates improve their marketability in the job market.

From resume-writing to skills-needs assessments, AI has the power to substantially improve your chances of landing that dream job.

We speak to Peter Bithos from SEEK about AI-powered job hunts, boundaries in the ethical use of AI in recruitment, as well as the lingering challenges for both employers and candidates in the AI-enhanced job market.

Photo Credits: LinkedIn | Peter Bithos

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We’re all experiencing changes at work. Work is now no longer confined to the conventional notion of a job, and the workplace no longer refers to a specific physical location. Even our roles, and expectations of what work should do for us, has evolved.

How do organisations and workers navigate this new boundaryless world of work?

Our friends from Deloitte give us a glimpse into shifting boundaries at work, and how we can re-learn to work with technology and one another.

Photo Credits: Freepik

We’re all experiencing changes at work. Work is now no longer confined to the conventional notion of a job, and the workplace no longer refers to a specific physical location. Even our roles, and expectations of what work should do for us, has evolved.

How do organisations and workers navigate this new boundaryless world of work?

Our friends from Deloitte give us a glimpse into shifting boundaries at work, and how we can re-learn to work with technology and one another.

Photo Credits: Freepik

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How do you tell if your company is future-ready? How can you scale up attributes that will help your organisation or business withstand and thrive amid potential future disruptions?

We speak to Professor Howard Yu, Head of IMD’s Centre for Future Readiness about industry leaders in the field of future-preparedness, and why some tech giants (even amongst the FANGs!) are just not as resilient as they seem.

Photo Credits: IMD

How do you tell if your company is future-ready? How can you scale up attributes that will help your organisation or business withstand and thrive amid potential future disruptions?

We speak to Professor Howard Yu, Head of IMD’s Centre for Future Readiness about industry leaders in the field of future-preparedness, and why some tech giants (even amongst the FANGs!) are just not as resilient as they seem.

Photo Credits: IMD

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Running a small business often means wearing many hats; you’re sending emails, paying suppliers, invoicing, building workflows, and putting together all sorts of reports. On top of that, the ever important job of actually delivering the product or service that customers are paying for.

With this in mind, it gets even clearer why it's important to embrace digitalisation, and a key part of helping make running a business easier means modernising the way they do accounting.

Rhys Brown, CEO of ABSS, gets into what businesses should keep an eye on when getting an accounting software, but also takes us through the evolution of ABSS and its products over the years, and how their offerings differ from other players in the market

Running a small business often means wearing many hats; you’re sending emails, paying suppliers, invoicing, building workflows, and putting together all sorts of reports. On top of that, the ever important job of actually delivering the product or service that customers are paying for.

With this in mind, it gets even clearer why it's important to embrace digitalisation, and a key part of helping make running a business easier means modernising the way they do accounting.

Rhys Brown, CEO of ABSS, gets into what businesses should keep an eye on when getting an accounting software, but also takes us through the evolution of ABSS and its products over the years, and how their offerings differ from other players in the market

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