Catégorie : Research
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The week in charts
The article discusses topics such as copper supplies and global airline values, though specific details and statistical information are not provided in the visible content. It is part of a McKinsey newsletter, « The Week in Charts, » which aims to offer insights and research findings. The email notes the use of cookies and web tracking technology,…
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“I trust my CMO” — but not with growth? | Thomas Barta
A study by consultancy Boathouse involving 150 U.S. CEOs reveals a paradox where CMOs receive praise for commitment and performance, with 76% of CEOs acknowledging their alignment with CEO/board interests and 71% assigning them high performance grades. However, only 19% believe CMOs drive company growth, indicating a need for CMOs to enhance their roles in…
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Half the money I spend on bureaucracy is wasted; the trouble is I don’t know which half. | Doug Garnett’s Blog
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A foundation model to predict and capture human cognition
Centaur, a newly introduced computational model, aims to advance the understanding of human cognition by predicting and simulating human behavior across various domains expressible in natural language. Developed by fine-tuning a state-of-the-art language model on a comprehensive dataset called Psych-101, which includes data from over 60,000 participants across 160 experiments, Centaur not only surpasses existing…
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The week in charts
The article discusses recent developments in budget airlines and commerce media, highlighting significant trends and data in these sectors. It provides insights into the growth patterns and challenges faced by these industries, using charts to illustrate key statistics and comparisons.
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Arcads – Create AI Video Ads
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Regime Changes: Tour de France vs the U.S. Deficit
The article discusses the implications of regime changes in dynamic systems, using the Tour de France and U.S. fiscal deficits as examples. The piece highlights how shifts in economic growth and policy, such as the impact of lower growth on zero-sum thinking, and the emergence of securitization in AI data centers, signify transitions that challenge…
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As ads get cheaper, and more effective, it’s creating an opening for a new generation of fashion start-ups. | The Business of Fashion
As advertising costs decrease and effectiveness improves, a new generation of fashion start-ups is emerging, seizing the opportunity to establish themselves. Initially, many brands focused on building their followings through organic social media content due to the high cost of paid ads and the low return rate of customers who engaged with them, but now…
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Artificial intelligence-powered tools, including generative AI, large language models, and agentic AI, are swiftly transforming consumer search and purchase behaviors, challenging the current dominance of traditional search engines. In his white paper, Jason « Retailgeek » Goldberg explores these disruptions in commerce search, advising brand and retail executives on strategies to adapt and remain competitive in the…
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All the range
The article is from McKinsey & Company and focuses on testing knowledge about electric vehicles, specifically Extended Range Electric Vehicles (EREVs). It prompts readers to consider the maximum electric-only range for these vehicles, encouraging engagement with McKinsey’s insights and research.