Business organizations have made encouraging adaptation to the expansion of the digital ecosystem during the pandemic. Now they may need to rethink their risk assessment
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Billions of dollars have been invested in capacity building to support the development of education systems but has this work had the necessary impact?
Most diversity, equity and inclusion initiatives are treated as risk-avoidance exercises. Incorporating them in decision-making processes could change this.
It's not just office skyscrapers: the ground floor, which animates our life on the streets, will be key to building back after the COVID pandemic.
Deploying AI at scale will remain problematic until companies engage in fundamental change to become ‘Responsible AI’-driven organizations.
Applying good security across increasingly complex networks and supply chains means achieving good data visibility across the spectrum
UNICEF and WEF call on logistics firms with international and local footprint who want to be a part of the global collective vaccine distribution effort.
Strategies to reduce single-use plastic include the adoption of a circular economy, where containers are refilled and tracked with a digital passport.
HR leaders are uniquely positioned to work with communities, schools and governments to build sustainable work solutions and help rebuild the economy.
Organisations have invested in AI to expedite remote working, enhance customer experience and decrease costs, benefiting retail, education and healthcare.
The recent SolarWinds cyberattack demonstrated the threats to increasingly complex global digital supply chains. Here's how to strengthen them
Researchers from the University of Edinburgh have designed underwater robots, inspired by the moon jellyfish, to help repair offshore infrastructure.
COVID-19 has grounded international travel as governments try to contain the spread of coronavirus. Passenger traffic declined 65.9% last year compared to 2019.
Research by Statista shows that Nigerians are most likely to use cryptocurrency, with 32% last year saying they owned or used it.
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