Cybersecurity: a proactive approach Cybersecurity refers to the practice of protecting computer systems, networks, programmes and data against attacks, damages, non-authorized access or any other threat that may affect information confidentiality, integrity or accessibility. According to a report provided by the company Kaspersky, the 33% of large, small and medium-sized companies have suffered at least one cybersecurity breach during the … Read More

ESG adoption and hospitality: The path forward The most successful and progressive leaders of today are embracing ESG (Environmental, Social, Governance) throughout their businesses in various forms. ESG is a vast and ever-changing topic that is no longer background noise and should be considered the backbone of any business. The hospitality industry is no different and especially customers are now … Read More

Embracing AI for competitive advantageHLB Survey of Business Leaders 2024 OF LEADERS EXPECT THEIR COMPANIES TO GROW IN 20240% ARE TAKING ON MORE RISK, GIVEN THE POTENTIAL BENEFITS0% SAY AI IS KEY TO DRIVING INNOVATION, CREATIVITY & PRODUCTIVITY0% ARE ALREADY INTEGRATING AI TOOLS INTO THEIR BUSINESS0% Since the start of the decade, business leaders have been adapting to operate in … Read More

Transaction Outlook 2024 As we enter 2024, the Mergers and Acquisitions (M&A) landscape is on the cusp of change, driven by transformative trends that present strategic opportunities.   Those trends include the incorporation of technological innovations, widened environmental, social, and governance (ESG) concerns and regulations, a challenging geopolitical climate, and the potential for private equity to play a bigger role in … Read More

Agriculture and Right-to-Repair legislation Politicians like to stand on the consumer’s side when it comes to purchases and associated performance, which has led to several new “right-to-repair” laws and proposals in recent times. These regulatory changes could significantly impact the agricultural world, but unsurprisingly, the issue has supporters and detractors. What are some leading right-to-repair developments, and how could they … Read More

COMPLIANCE: Ethics Guarantee and Regulatory Compliance In today’s dynamic business world, the regulatory compliance -known as “compliance”-, has become a key element for long-term organizations’ success. Far from being a mere legal obligation, business compliance plays a crucial role in building a solid reputation, minimizing risks and promoting an ethical business environment. In this article, we explore its significance for … Read More

AI trends to watch in 2024 2023 saw the meteoric rise of generative artificial intelligence (AI) — the novel technology used to create new content and ideas, including verbal, such as conversations and stories, but also visual, like images and videos. Here are the top trends shaping the landscape of artificial intelligence in 2024. From groundbreaking algorithm advancements to key … Read More

What is Digital Welfare What is Digital Welfare?  In today’s digital era, technology has radically modified the way we live, work and relate to others. This revolution has generated countless benefits but it has also caused the need to approach the digital welfare.  This concept refers to mental and emotional health of people as regards the use of technology. It … Read More

European Union reaches a deal on the world’s first artificial intelligence law Many times we question what the limit is—or if there is a limit—regarding issues related to the scope of the tests launched by companies investing in the new capabilities of AI. A few days ago, the European Union reached a deal on the world’s first Artificial Intelligence Law. … Read More

Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism: What does this new tax mean for global business? Governments around the world struggle to address the problem of global warming, and some have tried to introduce strict measures to force down the level of carbon emissions. The European Union has now introduced the world’s first carbon border tax, which tries to discourage companies from transferring … Read More