Reskilling can leave professionals feeling less useful, not more. This piece explains why identity—not skill—breaks first, and how to rebuild it under AI acceleration.
With growing frequency, social and political discourse gets described in the language of “identity politics.” It is important to recognize that while contemporary identity politics tends to be ...
A rash of cyberattacks has renewed attention on identity and access management (IAM), which is experiencing a surge in demand across enterprises today. Growth in such tools is driven by organizations’ ...
Last issue, we examined the difference between what are termed “user-centric” and “enterprise-centric” identity management schemes. Enterprise-centric identity management, we postulated, is really all ...
Vice President Kamala Harris, the Democratic presidential nominee, is often asked questions about her multiracial identity. AP Photo/Jacquelyn Martin People sometimes feel pressured to choose one ...
Vice President Kamala Harris, the Democratic presidential nominee, is often asked questions about her multiracial identity. People sometimes feel pressured to choose one identity over another. Kamala ...
When Kasper Hjulmand took over as head coach of the Danish national men’s team in 2020, his focus was on “identity”—establishing a foundation for everything from hiring players and staff to how the ...
Last year, more than 145 million Americans had their personal information accessed during a security breach at the credit bureau Equifax. That's 145 million people who could be in the crosshairs for ...
The Gulf’s data-center story is no longer a footnote to regional development; it is one of its central chapters. Independent analyses show the Middle East’s capacity is on course to triple from ...
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