The ability to gather, process and analyse large amounts of data from a variety of print and online sources is increasingly important – now more so than ever during the pandemic.
With the growing technological complexity of the aviation sector, the ICAO is working to create harmonized standards to protect it from cyberthreats.
Employers must invest in retraining and reskilling, while levelling the playing field and embedding greater equity into the workforce of the future.
5G will generate trillions in sales and support tens of millions of jobs but to realize requires public-private sector collaboration to speed deployment.
The world faces unprecedented challenges caused by our current approach to production and consumption. These innovators think they have the solutions to change that.
New Zealand company Mint Innovation is using microbes to extract valuable metals like gold from powdered electronic waste.
Less top-down, fewer one-size-fits-all programmes: how digital training, learning and remote work could change for the better after the COVID-19 pandemic
COVID-19 pandemic and climate change have pushed ESG issues to the top of the corporate agenda. New research reveals how corporate boards are responding.
Evidence in undersea middens offers clues on how people adapted during times of sea-level rise and climate change, which can be applied to the present-day.
Governments, businesses, consumers are increasingly realizing recycling is not enough to fix plastic pollution -- more action is needed at upstream level.
The Israeli town of Hadera hosted a test for coordinating drones to help regulators learn what is needed to enable daily delivery drones.
The growing instability of the world means long-term strategy based on trends forecasting has become difficult. The chemical industry must adopt new management practices in response.
Implementing NbS is not enough – their success or failure depends on the extent to which the world transitions to more sustainable planet-based diets.
A new protocol that allows service providers to choose which route their data takes could help reduce the internet's rising emissions of greenhouse gas.
No industry in Indonesia has grown as fast as the digital economy. It is imperative regulatory authorities prepare for the advent of this “new economy”.
English
