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Similarly, businesses may be seeing the end of a relative stability period, in which chip advances reliably followed Moore’s Law, peaceful trade relations were stable, and the dominance of OECD ...

If you have investments in the global stock and bond markets, you’ve likely dealt with VUCA over the past few weeks. VUCA stands for volatility, uncertainty, complexity and ambiguity. It is a term ...

Although the military coined the acronym VUCA, which represents the extremely volatile, uncertain, complex and ambiguous conditions that are often encountered in battle, the business world has adopted ...

VUCA environment ACCORDING to James Clerk Maxwell, everything falls and rises on leadership. People in leadership positions must embrace the fact that for their organisations to grow and glow into the ...

I have had the good fortune to do a lot of international travel over the past couple of years. No, it’s not the long hours in a metal tube with wings that I am grateful for (especially now that Airbus ...

Although the term VUCA was coined in 1987 by the U.S. Army War College at the height of the Cold War, it hasn’t been in common usage. And thank goodness for that, because it stands for Volatility, ...

The term VUCA is used when advances are so swift, planning can go astray. (Rawpixel pic) The managements of many businesses may feel they are alone in dealing with the recent economic turmoil, but ...

In the 1990s, the U.S. Army War College created an acronym to describe the challenges of operating in a turbulent and rapidly changing environment. It was called “VUCA.” This concept is older than ...