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GMAC’s 2026 Application Trends Survey collected 2026-2027 application data from 1,162 graduate management programs at 314 business schools in 39 countries between June and August, to help schools understand global application trends.
Read the article →Based on surveys of 5,002 AI users and interviews with 91 participants, Charter’s report examines the conditions, cultures, and leadership practices associated with gaining value from AI.
Read the article →Egon Zehnder’s Global CEO Response study of 843 CEOs examines how leaders are navigating geopolitical disruption, technological advancement, and persistent uncertainty.
Read the article →Hanover Research surveyed 1,000 U.S. high school students aged 16 to 19 in July 2026 on their perceptions and inclinations, and found alternative pathways (microcredentials, certificates, accelerated programs, integrated bachelor’s-to-master’s options) gaining interest.
Read the article →Gartner announced its top strategic technology trends for 2027 at the Gartner IT Symposium/Xpo, urging organizations to explore them. One trend, wetware as a service, offers remote cloud-based access to biological systems for computation.
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A look at the widening gap between AI talent demand and supply, and what it means for workforce development.
Read the article →Insights from the survey "Navigating Executive Education Preferences and Needs in Contemporary Leadership."
Read the article →How higher education leadership is split on generative AI adoption, and where the concerns and opportunities lie.
Read the article →Microsoft's 2026 Work Trend Index finds that as AI agents take on more execution, human agency shifts toward judgment and decisions, though most organizations aren't yet built to capture it.
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