The Technologized Investor Innovation through Reorientation
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Format
ePUB
Kopierschutz
Nein
Family Sharing
Nein
Text-to-Speech
Ja
Erscheinungsdatum
25.05.2023
Verlag
Stanford Business BooksSeitenzahl
232 (Printausgabe)
Dateigröße
844 KB
Sprache
Englisch
EAN
9781503612099
"A detailed, cogent road map for organizations such as pension funds to harness technology and truly invest for the long-term." ¿Eric Schmidt, former CEO, Google
Silver Medal Winner, 2021 Axiom Business Book Awards
Institutional Investors underpin our capitalist world, and could play a major role in addressing some of the greatest challenges to society-such as climate change, the ballooning wealth gap, declining infrastructure, aging populations, and the need for stable funding for the sciences and arts. Advanced technology can help institutional investors deliver the funds needed to tackle these grave challenges.
The Technologized Investoris a practical guide showing how institutional investors can gain the capabilities for deep innovation by reorienting their strategies and organizations around advanced technology. It dissects why technology has historically failed institutional investors and recommends realistic changes that they can make to unlock technological superpowers. Grounded in the actual experiences of institutional investors from around the globe, it's a unique reference manual for practitioners on how to reboot their organizations for long-term performance.
The book walks readers through many detailed frameworks for analyzing how well new technologies fit with their organization's goals and resources, as well as how to make the organization itself more robust to technological change. It also envisions the ways that the durable empowerment of institutional investors enables them to achieve their long-term objectives. Based on first-hand empirical analysis, the book will help institutional investors to rethink their perspectives on the role of technology in their organizations, and the future possibilities it can unlock.
Silver Medal Winner, 2021 Axiom Business Book Awards
Institutional Investors underpin our capitalist world, and could play a major role in addressing some of the greatest challenges to society-such as climate change, the ballooning wealth gap, declining infrastructure, aging populations, and the need for stable funding for the sciences and arts. Advanced technology can help institutional investors deliver the funds needed to tackle these grave challenges.
The Technologized Investoris a practical guide showing how institutional investors can gain the capabilities for deep innovation by reorienting their strategies and organizations around advanced technology. It dissects why technology has historically failed institutional investors and recommends realistic changes that they can make to unlock technological superpowers. Grounded in the actual experiences of institutional investors from around the globe, it's a unique reference manual for practitioners on how to reboot their organizations for long-term performance.
The book walks readers through many detailed frameworks for analyzing how well new technologies fit with their organization's goals and resources, as well as how to make the organization itself more robust to technological change. It also envisions the ways that the durable empowerment of institutional investors enables them to achieve their long-term objectives. Based on first-hand empirical analysis, the book will help institutional investors to rethink their perspectives on the role of technology in their organizations, and the future possibilities it can unlock.
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