Building a Culture of Curiosity to Drive Better Business Outcomes

Digital technologies such as advanced analytics, machine learning (ML), and artificial intelligence (AI) are capable of collecting and analyzing vast amounts of data and, in the case of AI, may even surface new insights and suggest actions. Meanwhile, curiosity as a cultural trait has captured management’s attention, especially as those companies that were creative and open to new ideas successfully navigated recent unexpected upheavals. 

This Harvard Business Review Analytic Services White Paper sponsored by Fosfor explores how these two trends are converging–and thereby creating significant opportunity for progressive organizations to leverage the power of technology to promote curiosity and create a virtuous cycle of innovation.

Read this paper to hear from the thought leaders who are studying this phenomenon and the visionary corporate executives who are bringing it about–to tremendous benefit–within their organizations.