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Insurtech 2026: How AI, Real-Time Data and Event-Driven Insurance Are Transforming Risk Management

The insurance industry is moving beyond traditional risk assessment. Artificial intelligence, connected sensors and real-time event data are enabling insurers to predict risks, prevent losses and develop insurance products that respond directly to changing conditions. From Traditional Risk Assessment to Continuous Risk Intelligence Insurance has traditionally been built around a… 

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E-Tailers vs Retailers in 2026: Who Is Really Winning?

The original contest looked simple: online shops offered greater choice and convenience, while physical stores appeared slow and expensive. By 2026, that distinction has become less useful. Online shopping continues to grow, but the strongest businesses combine digital discovery, efficient fulfilment and physical service. The numbers support this more balanced… 

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AI, Ethics and Accountability in 2026

Artificial intelligence has changed substantially since the first version of this article. The discussion is no longer limited to robots performing repetitive tasks or algorithms sorting applications. Generative AI now writes, analyses, recommends, creates images and carries out multi-step tasks through AI agents. It can support employees and accelerate decisions,… 

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Help Your Dealership Staff Improve Cybersecurity

Dealerships remain attractive targets for cybercriminals. They combine high-value transactions with large volumes of personal, financial and vehicle data. They also depend on dealer management systems, finance portals, CRM platforms, OEM services, payment providers and third-party support. One compromised account or supplier can disrupt sales, servicing and customer communication at… 

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Educated but Not Effective: Why More Qualifications Have Not Automatically Produced Better Management (Over-education?)

For decades, education has been presented as the most reliable route to professional success. School qualifications are followed by bachelor’s degrees, master’s programmes, MBAs, postgraduate certificates, executive courses and an expanding range of specialist credentials (over-education). Job advertisements increasingly request not only academic degrees but also industry experience, digital expertise,… 

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When Markets Stop Correcting Themselves: State Intervention, Distorted Competition and the New Rules for Managers

For decades, market economies have relied on a core assumption: markets have self-correcting mechanisms. Inefficient companies exit, capital moves toward more productive uses, prices signal scarcity and risk, and innovation replaces outdated business models. This logic is not wrong. In fact, it is one of the main reasons why market-based… 

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When “saving” actually means “additional burdens” – Europe’s economic policy blind flight at the expense of businesses and citizens

Europe’s political communication has given rise to a new paradox: today, “saving” does not mean making the state apparatus more efficient, but in practice the exact opposite: a constant additional burden on businesses and citizens. This phenomenon is particularly striking in Austria, one of the countries with the highest tax… 

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How Regulation Hinders Competition and Stifles Start-Ups’ Market Entry

In today’s economic landscape, regulation is often touted as a necessary tool to ensure fairness, safety, and stability in various industries. Governments impose rules to prevent monopolies, protect consumers, and maintain economic order. However, while the intent behind regulation may be noble, its unintended consequences often stifle competition, limit innovation,… 

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ESG as a survival strategy: How companies with sustainability and governance factors remain resilient in times of crisis

Europe is experiencing a turning point in security policy. The threat of hybrid warfare, economic destabilization and targeted attacks on critical infrastructures is real. For companies, this means that survival is becoming a strategic task. In this context, an area that has often been underestimated is gaining dramatically in importance:… 

Sustainability Reporting in Times of Conflict – When Transparency Becomes a Risk

In recent years, the European Union has created far-reaching regulations with the Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD) and accompanying standards such as the ESRS (European Sustainability Reporting Standards) to oblige companies to be more transparent about their environmental, social and corporate ethical impact. This development is based on a fundamentally…