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Risk management is an important responsibility of corporate boards, but specifically how boards determine the level of acceptable risk that is appropriate for their companies appears to be of increasing importance. Many corporate executives are feeling pressure to improve profits in the current high inflation, high interest rate environment. As major stock exchanges continue to set records and some companies post record profits, investors wonder why our company isn't doing so. Members of a company's board of directors should re-evaluate the risk assumptions they have already made for their business plans and whether they are still acceptable after factoring in…

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As businesses look to move from scalability to hyperscalability, the effort and implementation process are often overlooked as key considerations. If scaling is still resource intensive, hyperscalability remains unattainable. Automation is available to businesses of all sizes and is one of the components that reduces the barriers to hyper-scalability. Automation allows businesses to meet significantly increased demand without sacrificing performance or incurring prohibitive costs in scaling human, technical, and resources. How Automation Drives HyperscalabilityEnhancing efficient resource management is one of the key benefits that automation brings to a hyper-scalable solution, as resource efficiency is at the core of scalability. As…

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Artificial intelligence (AI) can be used across many aspects of business planning, improving the accuracy and efficiency of processes like inventory planning, logistics, financial and sales analysis and forecasting, and project management. Entrepreneurs looking to launch a new business can also use AI to their advantage in writing a business plan. However, the specific roles and applications of AI in business planning can vary depending on the nature and requirements of the business or industry. Key Takeaways AI can significantly improve the accuracy and efficiency of data analysis for business planning and help identify new sales and business growth opportunities.Incorporating…

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company: boeing company CEO: David L. Calhoun Founder: William E. Boeing Year of establishment: 1916 main office: Chicago, Illinois Employee (May) 2021): 141,000 type: public Ticker symbol: BA Annual revenue (2020): 58.16 billion USD Profit | Net profit (2020): -$11.9 billion Products and services: Commercial airliners | Private jets | Light aircraft | Satellites | Air defense weapons | Security systems | Helicopters | Global services | Boeing Capital | Information and communication systems Competitors: Airbus | Lockheed Martin | General Dynamics | GE Aviation | Industrial Select Sector | United Technologies | Northrop Grumman | Raytheon Fun fact: Did…

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company: chipotle pepper CEO: Brian Nicol Year of establishment: 1993 main office: Newport Beach, California Number of employees: 97.660 Trade symbol: CMG Market capitalization (July 2022): $37.6 billion Annual revenue (2021): $7.55 billion Profit | Net profit (2021): $652.98 billion Products and services: mexican style fast food Competitors: Qdoba Mexican Eats “Baja Fresh Mexican Grill,'' “Moe's Southwest Grill,'' and “Rubio's Coastal Grill.'' Did you know that?Chipotle had its humble beginnings in an abandoned ice cream shop.. Chipotle Mexican Grill (CMG), commonly known as Chipotle, is a Mexican-style fast food chain. This brand has proven how strategic targeting and positioning of…

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company: mcdonalds company CEO: Chris Kempczinski Founder: Richard and Maurice McDonald Year of establishment: 1940 main office: Chicago, Illinois employee (2021): 200,000 type: public Ticker symbol: M.C.D. Revenue (2021): 23.2 billion USD Profit | Net profit (2021): 7.5 billion USD Products and services: fast food and drinks Competitors: Burger King | Chipotle | Wendy's | Shake Shack | Kentucky Fried Chicken Chick-fil-A | Subway | Dunkin Donuts | Starbucks | Panera Bread | Did you know that? McDonald's is the world's largest toy supplier. Don't forget the toy he gets at every fun meal. McDonald's overview McDonald's was founded in…

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company: united airlines CEO:Scott Kirby Year of establishment: 1926 main office: Willis Tower, Chicago, Illinois, USA employee: 84,100 type: public Ticker symbol: UAL Market capitalization (July 2022): $12 billion Annual revenue (2021): $24.6 billion Profit | Net profit (2021): –$1.9 billion Products and services: Travel Services | Credit Cards | Gift Certificates | Gift Registry | United.com Club | Insurance | Business Products Competitors: : american airlines | Delta | southwest | US Airways | jet blue | Virgin America Did you know that? United Airlines and Boeing were once one company. United Airlines was founded in 1931. Founded in…

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company: Apple. CEO: Tim Cook Year of establishment: 1976 main office: Cupertino, California, USA employee (2022): 164,000 type: public Ticker symbol: AAPL Market capitalization (March 2023): $2.29 trillion Annual revenue (FY2022): $394.32 billion Profit | Net income (FY2022): $99.8 billion Products and services: Computers | Software | Phones | Watches | Tablets | Cloud Technology | Accessories | Music Platforms Competitors: Microsoft | Lenovo | Google | Samsung | Toshiba | Dell | Sony | HP | Acer | Netflix | Disney | Amazon | Chase | Citibank | Wells Fargo | US Bank YouTube Fun fact: Ronald Wayne sold…

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company: space x CEO: Elon Musk Year of establishment: 2002 main office: Hawthorne, California, United States employee: 12,000 type: public revenue: 2 billion dollars Products and services: Launch rocket “Dragon Capsule” Several rocket engines “Starlink” Starship (under development) Competitors: Astra Š Safran Cabin ŀ Avibras Š Boeing š Northrop Grumman š United Launch Alliance ŀ Blue Origin ŀ Virgin Orbit Did you know that? SpaceX plans to make space travel available to everyone in the near future and charge a fee for each space travel seat. SpaceX is one of the most talked about companies in the world. Founder Elon…

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Economists who proposed the diamond-water paradox proposed that water has less economic value than diamonds because it is more plentiful and easier to obtain. But today, global water security is under threat.The urban population is facing water shortageTwo billion people, more than a quarter of the population, lack access to safe drinking water, and ensuring long-term access to water is now at the forefront. of the global agenda.1​Where does business fit into all of this?We need to place greater value on water and its wide-ranging role in supporting society, biodiversity and the health of the planet. Water is at the…

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