33 describes a broad pattern by which many of the industries that make up the global economy are undergoing a kind of metamorphosis. what we inherited from the 20th century, the paper states, were “narrowly defined industries built around large, vertically integrated and mainly ‘self-contained...
(1) smart people—smart education; (2) smart mobility; (3) smart living—social participation; (3) smart environment—urban adaptability and resilience; (4) smart economy—circularity, sustainable development, and green economy; (5) smart governance—digital twin concept and improved communication....
In fact, China has over 100 cities with more than 1,000,000 inhabitants. These cities, many of which fly below the radar on the global stage, each have impressive economies – whether they are built upon factories, natural resource production, or the information economy. As one impressive ex...
33 describes a broad pattern by which many of the industries that make up the global economy are undergoing a kind of metamorphosis. what we inherited from the 20th century, the paper states, were “narrowly defined industries built around large, vertically integrated and mainly ‘self-contained...
points, badges, and leaderboards introduce a sense of competition and progression, while storylines and challenges make the learning process more compelling. Gamification also provides immediate feedback, allowing learners to understand their progress and areas for improvement. By catering to various ...
Global sentiment about the economy seems more positive so far in 2024 than seen in 2023. However, several pressing concerns—geopolitical instability, elections in more than 60 countries, monetary-policy uncertainty around the world, and recent market volatility in Japan, to na...
APwC reportestimates that AI could add up to $15.7 trillion to the global economy by 2030, potentially surpassing the combined current outputs of China and India. However, to capitalize on this potential, businesses need acomprehensive data strategy that supports AI innovation, ensuring ...
Global travel is back and buzzing. More regional trips, newly emerging travelers, and a fresh set of destinations are powering steady spending.After falling by 75 percent in 2020, travel is on its way to a full recovery by the end of 2024. Domestic travel is...
Fewer babies while everyone else lives longer is a Big Thing, because it means the population ages. And when the population ages everything from economic growth to workplace culture to the global order of nations gets shaken up. One thing that changes is that America’s competitiveness increas...
Optimism in the financial services sector is riding high. According to the latest Forvis-Mazars C-Suite Barometer, 94% of financial services respondents say they’re growing, which is five points higher than the global average and up overall from 92% last year. At the same time, 97% of ...