Strategic thinking is consistently cited as one of the most critical leadership capabilities. While organisations consistently rank strategic thinking as the most valued leadership skill, only a minority of managers are seen as genuinely strategic.
The transition from education to employment is a pivotal point for students. Workplace experience can play a key role in a student’s transition to full-time work.
Brian Carr, Faculty Lecturer with AIM Business School investigates the implications of modern technology on supply chain management (SCM).
Elle Taurins, Faculty Lecturer with AIM Business School addresses the potential impact of AI on strategic thinking and strategy formulation, provides an overview on the benefits of AI tools currently in use, and probes the extent to which SDM (strategic decision-making) can be delegated to AI and ML (machine learning).
Dr Martin Robson, Faculty Lecturer with AIM Business School argues that students can optimise their academic performance using cognitive architecture.
Dr Sarah Morrison, Faculty Lecturer, AIM Business School explores the myth that Cybersecurity resides exclusively in the realm of the technologist.
