Part one of two summaries on 9th WIEF Global Discourse on the important social, economic, political and environmental trends that has shaped, and will further shape, the 4IR.
Tech has infiltrated business, changed the way we make products and deliver services. All that’s needed is a closing of the loop by adjusting the company strategy to navigate the digital landscape.
Vice president of BD4IR Syed Tamjid ur Rahman gives an overview and developments brought on by the 4IR that will benefit all levels of society, especially in Bangladesh.
4IR or Fourth Industrial Revolution is vastly impacting all industries and altering the way we work, live and think. Here’s how economies see possibilities, seize opportunities and tackle challenges, it brings on.
Tourism has long ago jumped onto the technological bandwagon. Smart tourism is where your smart phone replaces a printed map, a tour guide and visitor’s centre.
Bamboo is a sustainable and a good building material and material of choice for IBUKU, a Bali-based architectural design company. Elora Hardy talks about using them to create stunning buildings.
Renewable energy ensures sustainability and economic longevity. Look at which countries are leading the way, in terms of producing as well as consuming renewable energy, and how they are doing it.
A look at fintech’s consumer structure, its pursuit of financial inclusion and an analysis of similarities and differences in the implementation of fintech.
Machine vs sustainability: Technical innovation makes a lot of things in life convenient but encourages globalisation that exhausts our natural resources.