Technology, Media & Telecommunications

Modern leadership means blending AI fluency with human-centred judgment—using technology to remove drudgery while elevating uniquely human strengths like empathy, ethics, mentorship, and creativity.

We learn why CEOs should spearhead their organisation’s AI-led business transformation by rethinking business models, talent and governance while also supporting the workforce through rapid change.

A 90-day agenda for building your AI expertise, translating experimentation into business impact and setting clear strategy for your team.

We learn how Lumen Technologies has evolved into an AI connectivity platform by rebuilding culture, teaching skills, empowering small wins, and embracing humble, team-led learning.

In 2026, the most significant AI shift will be moving from screen-based, prompt-driven interactions to seamless, voice-first and agentic interfaces, fundamentally changing how leaders make decisions.

Our conversations at PTC’26 in Honolulu point to five major themes that will shape the year ahead for the digital infrastructure industry.

The 2025 U.S. Technology Spencer Stuart Board Index examines the makeup of technology industry boards as they confront rising disruption from AI, geopolitics and more.

The “safe” approach to succession can be counterproductive. Here are three strategies for boards to transform CEO selection into strategic advantage.

We consider how traditional leadership skills are being rethought, renewed and reconfigured in a world reshaped by AI.

AI will not eliminate professional services but will fundamentally reshape them by automating routine tasks and amplifying the irreplaceable value of human judgment, trust, and relationships.

Being product led means transforming the way the organization sees, engages with and provides value to customers. Here’s why that matters.

Current and former CEOs share their views on CEO tenure, the elements of a smooth transition and life after the CEO role.

Today’s CIO is expected to be a visionary, an agile innovator, and a business transformer — particularly when it comes to artificial intelligence.

Media leaders must adjust their businesses so they can capture the opportunities available amid a volatile landscape while acknowledging its limitations.

The stakes for getting technology leadership “right” are high, and the learning curve is steep. In this article, we look at the steps early in a leader’s tenure that can set them up for long-term success.