Rosemary Goodwin
@rosemary
Rosemary Goodwin
@rosemary
Plans are how greatness is born.
And yet, experience reminds us that every plan must change when a concept makes contact with reality.
Data is an early to-do on the A.I. journey — unearthing it, organizing it and putting it into action. Thanks to tools like Microsoft Fabric, an end-to-end analytics platform powered by A.I., unifying and extracting value from your data becomes much easier.
“There’s so much data underlying every single thing that you’re doing in your business.
... See moreWhile sports and business might look different, the mind-sets are remarkably similar. In either domain, the best players have to defy conventions and embrace new ideas, rising above whatever challenge they may face to beat the competition. Lessons learned on the playing field translate remarkably well off-field.
Gaining an advantage requires innate
Nothing is perfect…
But everything can get better.
There’s never enough time…
But there’s time enough to make a difference.
Someone will always be opposed to the change we seek to make.
And there’s always someone who wants to help.
Nothing is perfect…
But everything can get better.
There’s never enough time…
But there’s time enough to make a difference.
Someone will always be opposed to the change we seek to make.
And there’s always someone who wants to help.
When everyone agrees something would “never” work, that’s precisely when it will. Consensus kills innovation.
Part of the motivation for the women’s event returning to Queen’s this year was to shake up some of the long-held assumptions about British tennis. That it is a sport for the middle class, that men are generally given preference, and that change happens at a glacial pace. An extremely expensive members’ club in an affluent area of west London remai
... See moreIf only tennis weren’t so balkanized.
Jon Wertheim
Consumers are much more important to CEOs today because they have a much greater ability to influence things.
Co-creation should be less about spectacle and defined more by transparency, reciprocity, and the infrastructure for true partnership.
STEPHANIE MEHTA