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By Charlie G. Peterson
By Charlie G. Peterson
by Charlie G. Peterson, IV
The global pandemic, acting as a catalyst, has accelerated the work-from-anywhere movement, shattering long-standing conventions around office-centric work and fixed schedules. This seismic shift towards a more results-oriented and flexible work culture dovetails seamlessly with the capabilities of AI. I believe that as AI takes over the more mundane aspects of our jobs, we are liberated to focus on tasks that require creativity and complex problem-solving – endeavors that often defy the quantification of traditional KPIs and hierarchical management.
AI in the C Suite: Steering the Ship, Replacing the Captain By Charlie G Peterson, IV
By Charlie G. Peterson, IV
By Charlie G. Peterson, IV From Paper Trails to Digital Footprints: The Future of Printing is Green
In my recent foray into the world of office technology, I've unearthed a fascinating evolution. The humble office copier, a relic of the past, is undergoing a metamorphosis. As I delved deeper, I realized that the modern copier is not just a machine; it's a symbol of a greener, more sustainable future.
I recall my days of unearthing ancient artifacts, and I can't help but draw parallels. Just as those relics told tales of bygone eras, today's copiers narrate stories of innovation and sustainability. As Ashley Stewart aptly mentioned, “The remote-work revolution is officially dead: Zoom just told employees to return to the office.” This shift, while seemingly unrelated, underscores the importance of understanding the broader business landscape.
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