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Schneider Electric’s VC Arm: The AI Buildout Is Creating A New Industrial Investment Cycle
Crunchbase News recently spoke with SE Ventures managing partner Amit Chaturvedy about how the company is backing startups building the technologies that underpin the AI economy — everything from data center infrastructure and grid resilience to robotics and industrial AI.

Empathy, toxicity and the ‘culture reckoning’ heading HR’s way
“Organizations are running into the trap of empathy being a buzzword instead of woven into the fabric of who they are as an organization,” says Marci Klipfel, chief engagement officer at Businessolver.
The post Empathy, toxicity and the ‘culture reckoning’ heading HR’s way appeared first on HR Executive.

Why Western AI adoption strategies may fall short in Southeast Asia
Accenture’s Marta Lajmi argues the Western playbook for AI adoption – access, training, incentives – does not translate to a region where employees wait for leaders to make change feel safe.
The post Why Western AI adoption strategies may fall short in Southeast Asia appeared first on HR Executive.

The AI era for business is here. Here’s what CHROs must own
AI adoption can make a huge difference, but it’s critical the CHRO hold it all together. Here are the biggest areas to make this claim.
The post The AI era for business is here. Here’s what CHROs must own appeared first on HR Executive.
Most clinicians say U.S. healthcare system is becoming less stable
“The growing frustration is leading more clinicians to question their long-term future in the profession, which will create meaningful workforce challenges if left unaddressed,” said Karen Leitner, M.D., an Inlightened network expert.
The post Most clinicians say U.S. healthcare system is becoming less stable appeared first on HR Executive.

Nike’s $7.5 million pay bias verdict a warning to HR
Federal jury finds Nike willfully violated equal pay law, awarding a former engineer back pay and over $7.5 million in punitive damages.
The post Nike’s $7.5 million pay bias verdict a warning to HR appeared first on HR Executive.


