Julia Gillard, who served as the 27th Prime Minister of Australia and Leader of the Australian Labour Party from 2010 to 2013, once said “Our future growth relies on competitiveness and innovation, skills and productivity. These in turn rely on the education of our people.” While Julia has a valid …
ESG. This acronym has been gaining strength and importance throughout the European institutions’ agendas and across industries, both locally and globally. Even if you’ve only heard the term in recent years, this pillar towards a greener economy has been around for a while. How did ESGs move from being niche …
“You can’t teach an old dog a new trick”. You may agree or disagree with this common saying but, when thinking about management boards, we tend to imagine experienced people in their 50’s-60’s. And if this is the case, are they able to change and embrace a digital mindset? We …
The age of disruption has arrived. Could your business be like the Phoenix, the bird that rises from the ashes with renewed youth, to successfully navigate the disrupting hordes? To start off, it’s urgent to examine the way we look at the world and the way we do business. Every …
Dichotomy is embedded in life, or, life embeds dichotomy to force balance. Why don’t we look at the other side of Brexit then? Is it as bad as people are saying? We don’t want to seem unrealistic. For UK asset managers, working and living in the Brexit uncertainty isn’t like …
Being seductive means being attractive. It’s a simple formula. However, neither buying more devices with embedded voice assistants nor playing with your settings to customise the voice to try and make it more tempting has resulted in a massive adoption of voice search. In an attempt to prove that statement …
Be honest. We promise not to judge. You’re a company established in Luxembourg. How much of your GDPR action plans have gone from paper into practice? Are you 100% aware of what happens to all your clients’ data in all the areas of your business? Have you been able to …
Bad UX design is expensive. You get it. But maybe they (still)…don’t. Any kind of improvement, cumulative or radical, focused or systemic, requires transformation. For example, we can change business processes the way we think they should be changed, and call a meeting for the others to be updated and …
To keep pace with evolving living costs, as determined by the Statistics and Economic Studies bureau (STATEC), the main social parameters in the Index 814.40, applicable 1 January 2019, increase the social minimum salaries. The Index also introduces new lower rates for employers’ mutuality and implements a new reform in …
Playing is always good, especially this time of the year. Last week our blog post was a memory game highlighting the most conspicuous facts that kept us busy in 2018. More than the GDPR fog before May 25, or the new VAT Grouping regime voted in July, there was an …
