Dr. Gary Keller is an award-winning educator. He offers his learners more than 30 years of teaching students around the world and has more than 45 published articles including 4 Best Research Paper awards from international conferences and was accorded teaching honors from several institutions. In addition to his teaching, Keller practices his academic skills as a consultant, trainer and facilitator on strategy, leadership, and creativity and innovation. As a practitioner his skills in strategic planning, team development and implementing quality enabled him to turn around several organizations and attain state and national recognition for innovative services and improving financial achievements.
This session is designed to guide participants to distinguish the differences between creativity and innovation as they impact enterprise operations. During the session participants will learn how organizational and societal barriers unconsciously restrain fresh thinking and invention and how to cultivate change that produces valued products and services.
> AI is spreading rapidly throughout the business world and beyond. From > HR processes to marketing, from finance to education, AI is able not > only to sort large amounts of data but also suggest and even implement > courses of action. Yet, there are ethical implications at every step. > How shall data be collected, organised, and categorised? Shall AI > decide upon salary levels and job candidate selection, and shall it > produce reports and notes? In this lecture, I will present practical > examples of the impact of AI and discuss how ethical questions affect > decision-making at every stage. At the end of the lecture, I will > speak about the Cambridge Session planned in September 2025.
Business Buzz is a series of short courses on technology, business, and management. Offer Business Buzz to your MBA students and alumni and keep them ahead of the game!