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YES Partners, Inc.
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Menlo Park, California 94025
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There are times when finding the right people is so hard, losing a lead to your competition means time, energy and money wasted.
As AI in the workplace grows, executive leadership needs to adapt to this transformative tech.
Evaluating someone’s basic qualifications for a job is easy, but companies today need to go beyond this necessary step to ensure that they’ve found the right person for their leadership role.
It turns out that hiring executive leadership is extraordinarily difficult, and the costs of hiring the wrong person can be enormous.
Here are 3 big themes which prove that diversity should be a priority in your hiring process.
Despite drifting consumer attention, we’re closer to automated driving than we have ever been before. And even though the consumer "hype" might be slowing down, companies still need executive leadership that will pursue the innovation for future developments.
For retailers, finding success with digital transformation is often a matter of solving business pain points to improve customer interactions.
Digital transformation projects are changing the shape of the modern enterprise. Digitally maturing organizations need leaders with varied skill sets to push ahead.
A number of restaurants throughout the country are doubling down on mobility and connectivity by scrapping cash altogether, seemingly all aboard the digital currency train.
As businesses compete for top talent, it may be time to get creative and expand your search if you want to gain an edge in the marketplace.
When recruiting C-level staff, businesses face heated competition and numerous challenges trying to stand out in the market.
Banks and credit unions need executives who can empower them to transform their practices around digital technologies and embrace the changes necessary to keep up with a technology-empowered customer based.
Completing a successful executive search process isn’t just a matter of finding the right candidate for the moment, but also identifying a leader who can bring your company into the future.
there is a great deal of low-hanging fruit in the IoT sector, leaving organizations with many opportunities to leverage the technology now even as it matures.
Robots are emerging as players in many industries. Autonomous vehicles are disrupting transportation and logistics. Industrial robots are emerging in manufacturing and warehouses.
During the first half of 2017, there were some whispers that the war for talent was ending as the economy stabilized and competition between organizations dwindled.
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The digital transformation movement is getting a great deal of attention in today’s enterprises. Businesses across just about every sector are facing pressure to innovate, and traditional business models are being disrupted.
The number of job openings in the U.S. hit a record high in January 2018, but the rise in the number of jobs available comes in a hiring climate in which many companies are struggling to find qualified workers for the roles they need to fill.
Many businesses are facing situations in which they must reconfigure and update their processes to keep pace with new customer expectations and marketplace demands.
The rise of blockchain is occurring quickly as the technology gains a great deal of attention in a variety of sectors.
Artificial intelligence is gaining prominence as organizations work to deepen their use of automation.
Self-driving cars could soon be on the horizon. There are many pilot programs on the roads and while the industry still facing technical and regulatory hurdles, progress is happening quickly.
Blockchain technology has been dominating headlines for months as the digital ledger solution is behind many of the cryptocurrency trends that have been garnering media attention.
Digital transformation initiatives are sweeping through the enterprise. As businesses explore how they can revitalize operations to better connect their people, processes and technology, they must also put serious thought into what it means to lead an organization into a digital future.
Robotics have been transforming the workplace for decades, but the rise of the internet of things is combining with advanced robot design to change how companies leverage the technology.
Typically, new enterprise technologies emerge slowly, gradually gaining widespread acceptance over years as organizations test out small use cases and wait to move forward until value is proven and the IT ecosystem is mature. The internet of things is changing this paradigm.
Business and IT leaders alike are finding themselves scrambling to keep pace with the wave of digital transformation taking place in the modern enterprise.
Application development platforms have emerged as a major part of the digitally transformed enterprise.
As the clock continues to count down the last days of 2017, business leaders will be looking forward to a fresh start.
