The numbers paint a clear picture: We have a fundamental bottom-line problem with engagement. A report published by Gallup in late 2017 found that the problem is pervasive and global. In fact, ...

What is a problem? A problem exists if a result is not what you want. The better you can define a problem, the clearer the path to a worthwhile solution is. A poorly defined problem will not present a ...

Former Senior Policy Analyst for Defense Budgeting Policy, Center for National Defense, Davis Institute for National Security and Foreign Policy Justin Johnson specialized in defense budgets for The ...

In January, the FBI announced that it is finally updating its ancient definition of rape to conform to a more thorough understanding of sexual assault. While many states have already adapted their ...

I am increasingly troubled by the focus on collaboration tools without a comparable focus on understanding how employees work together successfully — or why they aren’t collaborating at all. Most ...

Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. How do we solve problems with multiple dimensions, and what is the easiest way to come up with the best possible solutions effectively ...

Here’s a new axiom fit for the 21st century: The greater the global challenge, the more likely it is to fall to local governments to fix. But this modern reality comes with an inconvenient truth: Our ...

Business owners who are great problem solvers within any business are the best prepared to solve their customers’ needs effectively as well. In fact, every business is about solutions to customer ...

The root cause is simple. You cannot reverse-engineer a strategy from a tool. And you cannot force value out of a platform ...

Guess what the members of your audience are most interested in? That’s right, their problems and how to fix them. This is old news to anyone who has studied the arts of rhetoric, persuasion, and, of ...

As far as I'm concerned, the ongoing debate over how—and if—to formally define antisemitism largely misses the point. On the one hand, I fully agree that one first needs to be able to define a problem ...