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私は取締役会に出席してきたのと同じくらいの時間を、森の中での狩猟に費やしてきた。現場から学んだ最も価値ある教訓の1つは、すべてを見ていながら何も気づかないことがあるということだ。どれほど優れた装備を持つハンターであっても、最も重要な微かなサイン——風向きの変化や、視界のすぐ先で一瞬揺れた動き——を見落とすことがある。 ビジネスにおいても、この教訓はかつてないほど重要になっている。私たちの道具はこれまでになく鋭くなった一方で、生身の知覚は鈍くなっている。 AIは膨大なデータを数秒で分析できるが、人間の判断力、深い好奇心、文脈を読む力に取って代わることは決してない。それにもかかわらず、経営幹部はデジタル指標だけで統治したいという誘惑にますます駆られている。あるいはさらに悪いことに、財務的にそうせざるを得なくなっている。 それは高くつく過ちである。テクノロジーは1つの感覚を増幅できるが、真に複雑な状況を進むには五感すべてが必要だ。この考え方は単なる理論ではない。ヘルスケア、デジタルメディア、不動産など、さまざまな事業を導き、拡大してきた私の一貫した軸である。 視覚：数字の先を見る...
The Competitive Advantage Of Being Human
David Farbman, Founder and Chief Executive Officer of Healthrise, a healthcare consulting and technology firm. I’ve spent as much of my life hunting in the woods as I have sitting in boardrooms. One of the most valuable lessons I learned from the field is that you can watch everything and still notice nothing. Even the best-equipped hunter can miss the subtle signals—a change in the wind, a flicker of motion just beyond the line of sight—that matter most.
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AIは、企業経営者として歩んできた私のキャリアの中で最もエキサイティングであり、最も不安を掻き立てる存在だ。私の見解では、これを「あってもなくてもいい贅沢品」として扱うリーダーは、10年後に自社が存続していないリスクを負うことになる。 2年前なら従来型の開発で9カ月を要したソフトウェアプロジェクトが、今では2週間で完了する。これを可能にしたのは機械知能であり、私の市場にいるすべての競合企業に対しても同じことをするだろうと私は見ている。だが、誰もがスピードを手にした瞬間、スピードは優位性ではなくなる。残る差別化要因は、ビジネスにおける最も古典的なスキルだ。すなわち、どの標的に撃つ価値があるのかを見極め、いつ方向転換すべきかを正確に知ることである。 拙著『The Hunt: Target, Track and Attain Your Goals』の中で、私はこの規律を「流動的実行（fluid...
The Competitive Advantage In The Age Of AI: Knowing When To Change Direction
David Farbman, Founder and Chief Executive Officer of Healthrise, a healthcare consulting and technology firm. AI is the most exciting and most unsettling force I’ve encountered in a career of building companies. In my view, any leader treating it as an optional luxury risks their business not being around in the next decade. A software project that required nine months of traditional development two years ago now takes two weeks.
Automation with integrity: The real work behind healthcare’s digital transformation
HFMA’s Healthcare C-suite of the Future report captures precisely where healthcare leadership must go, and it’s a direction we at Healthrise have been deeply invested in for years. The industry’s challenges are real: unsustainable costs, workforce strain and mounting pressures on ROI. Yet the transformation underway is also an extraordinary opportunity if leaders can align data integrity, automation and trust in the right sequence.
Investing in Jewish educators: The paradigm shift needed to achieve excellence
In their recent article in eJewishPhilanthropy calling out the need for the Jewish nonprofit sector to invest more strategically and consistently in their professionals (“A talent investment mindset: The next frontier for Jewish communal innovation,” March 7), Joshua Margolis and Gali Cooks share a simple truth: “On a team, people know when they’re being treated like a cost — and they often respond with lower commitment, less initiative, and even growing resentment.
Take Your Shot
I’m a hunter. As a lifelong outdoorsman, I mean that literally. Many of the best and most rewarding times of my life have been spent outdoors, in pursuit of an elusive trophy or an indelible memory. But my hunting mindset doesn’t end when I return from a week in the mountains. It drives me in my personal and professional life, as well. It has influenced the way I’ve approached career opportunities in commercial real estate, online media and now healthcare.
Our Spectrum
I have twin 14-year-old sons, Sam and Jack. Jack’s development is typical; Sam’s development began to shift when he was 18 months old. At the time, all the telltale signs were there but we weren’t sure how to read them: Was Sam a late bloomer? Did he need extra time to catch up to his brother? Never miss the best stories and events for families, children and teens! Get JewishBoston Plus Kids.
Moms Reflect on Their Proudest Parenting Moments
When you’re in day-to-day parenting mode—the cereal ground into the carpet, the car exploding with sports equipment, the backpack that you haven’t rifled through since April—it’s tough to step back and appreciate your work. But it’s almost Mother’s Day, and you deserve to revel a bit. In that spirit, we asked moms to share their proudest moments. “I was at my son’s kindergarten parent-teacher conference.
Learning how to recover from mistakes is valuable tool
I have made my fair share of mistakes on my hunt for success. We all make mistakes, every last one of us. I’d bet some of you keep track of every mistake, a running tally that follows you into every endeavor. Mistakes are hard to let go – they cling like burrs. But even the most successful hunter wanders off course and into a bramble now and then. Like burrs, mistakes can be pulled off and tossed away, leaving behind only a reminder not to walk that way again.
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