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Why Human-centered Design Matters in AI Strategy

June 23, 2026
A&M's Digital & Technology Services team explores why human-centered design is the missing layer in AI strategy and how the organizations winning with AI are designing better human–AI systems, not just deploying better tools.
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Reimagining Health Benefits: How Employers Can Drive Change in Healthcare

June 23, 2026
John D'Angelo, M.D. , President and CEO of Northwell Health joins A&M Healthcare Industry Group's Jamie LaGuardia-Frie and David Shulkin, M.D. to explore how health systems can move beyond fragmented care delivery to create a model where patients feel supported across every step of their journey.
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UAE Electronic Invoicing — Updated Guidelines (V1.1)

June 22, 2026
UAE e-Invoicing Guidelines V1.1 (June 1, 2026): Deadlines unchanged, PEPPOL 5-corner model intact, with new clarifications on Article 11 data storage, advance/prepayment and retention invoicing at field level, and technical roles for suppliers, buyers, and ASPs.
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Activist pressure starts with underperformance

June 18, 2026
Shareholder activism is accelerating, and the root cause is consistent: sustained operational underperformance relative to peers. In a feature for CFO.com, A&M Managing Director Ron Orsini outlines a more disciplined path: close performance gaps early, build a credible value creation plan, and retain control of your strategy before activists define it for you.
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Medical Device Supply Chains: Disruption Is Permanent. Is the Industry Ready?

June 18, 2026
Medical device supply chains are under increasing pressure as global disruption becomes a constant rather than an exception. From geopolitical volatility to material scarcity and regulatory complexity, the sector now operates in an environment where even minor shocks can have far-reaching consequences. This article explores the structural vulnerabilities shaping today’s MedTech supply networks and highlights why traditional approaches are no longer sufficient. It outlines how leading organisations are rethinking resilience not just as risk mitigation, but as a source of competitive advantage in an increasingly unpredictable world. Download the full article to uncover the strategies that are helping companies respond faster, protect patient outcomes, and maintain operational continuity.
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The Telco AI Value Paradox

June 16, 2026
Across the telecommunications sector, AI investment is accelerating — but enterprise value is not keeping pace. In our latest analysis, A&M's Telecommunications & Digital Infrastructure practice examines why: the domains that offer the greatest AI opportunity are consistently the same domains with the most fragmented data, the highest system complexity, and the greatest deployment risk.
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Game-Changing Enhancements to Strengthen Hong Kong’s Position as a Leading Asset and Wealth Management Hub

June 12, 2026
The Hong Kong Government gazetted the long-awaited Inland Revenue (Amendment) (Preferential Tax Regimes for Funds, Family-owned Investment Holding Vehicles and Carried Interest) Bill 2026 (the “Bill”) on 12 June 2026. The Bill proposes enhancements to the existing preferential tax regimes for funds, family owned investment holding vehicles (“FIHVs”) managed by single family offices and the carried interest concession.
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Game-Changing Enhancements to Strengthen Hong Kong’s Position as a Leading Asset and Wealth Management Hub

June 12, 2026
The Hong Kong Government gazetted the long-awaited Inland Revenue (Amendment) (Preferential Tax Regimes for Funds, Family-owned Investment Holding Vehicles and Carried Interest) Bill 2026 (“2026 Amendment Bill”) on 12 June 2026. The 2026 Amendment Bill introduced positive enhancements to the existing preferential tax regimes for funds, family owned investment holding vehicles (“FIHVs”) managed by single family offices, and carried interest.