Diversity policies have a long history in the U.S., dating back to at least the 1960s when the term “affirmative action” became widely used to advocate for the labor...

] Germany was the first country to have social protests of such characteristics, making it virtually impossible today to build, for example, wind farms. Octob...

During the last few years, different countries and regions have started to formulate new public measures with the aim of enhancing sustainability, increasing the well-being of citizens and c...

 We are facing a time of great uncertainty for society, companies and institutions. Economic volatility, technological progress, energy insecurity, war in Europe… We need to understand the r...

The proliferation of situations that are neither controllable nor predictable by companies and that directly affect their activity is beginning to become one of the characteristics of our times....

Accusations of greenwashing have become some of the largest challenges companies face when making commitments to the environment. The arrival of the phenomenon Greta Thunberg and her Fridays...

Post-pandemic recovery is an enormous challenge facing most of the world's economies. The end of the most acute phase of COVID-19 has also coincided with Russia's invasion of Ukraine. This...

Dominic Barton, former CEO of McKinsey, tells us the anecdote about a president of an engineering firm who spent 60 percent of his t...

During these weeks of confinement due to COVID-19, social media and messaging apps have been overflowing with interactions while brands have been trying to find their own voice. Amid...

We live in a constant paradox: as technological disruption brings us closer to computer and machine evolution, our humanity clings ever so dearly to what is left...

Regulating customer services entails significant consequences for consumers and the companies that offer services or products regardless of their means. Protecting the rights of consumers and users must be...