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The coronavirus pandemic requires not just an outreach of phone calls, emails and video chats but also carefully constructed messaging that helps advisors truly connect with their clients and ...

Simplicity has a unique, almost rebellious kind of power. It is what sets apart true brilliance from noise, yet it’s often undervalued. The reason is simple: complexity sells. It signals effort, ...

Simplicity is the new thing. Quality is so over and innovation is fading into everythingness. We’ve all but given up on trust so I guess that just leaves us with getting more by doing less. Wasn’t ...

Here’s the thing about simplicity. It’s all relative. A developer’s idea of simplicity is different from a finance chief or a customer service agent. I run across a variety of startups in my daily ...

“Data-Driven Thinking” is written by members of the media community and contains fresh ideas on the digital revolution in media. Today’s column is written by Auren Hoffman, CEO at SafeGraph. If you ...

The story goes that in a recent conversation with a large, multinational client, yet again, at the mention of the ‘S’ word, the brand people did everything from polite wincing to effectively spitting ...

The CIOs of U.S. businesses are having a tough time these days. The world of information they are asked to manage is becoming more complex all the time. For one, handheld and mobile devices ...

Molecules — even simple diatomic molecules — are many times more complex than atoms. They possess a large number of internal states because of their electronic, vibrational and rotational degrees of ...

Something about this war thrusts me into the arms of conflict with my identity. Like an adolescent putting together the pieces, knowing my identity as an individual is largely defined by my Jewish ...