The Human Factor
The Human Factor
How will the rapid advances in technology affect our lives at work, in our homes, and in our daily interactions with others? Here, we examine the human side of emerging technologies, considering the endless possibilities they bring and the complex challenges that they may bring.

Finding truth and the collapse of clickbait business models
How VR is changing the game beyond consumer value
Africa’s mobile revolution
The Technology
The Technology
Arthur C. Clarke said it best, “Any sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from magic.” As we watch today’s emerging technologies, we’re seeing this quote come to life. This is where we get to revel in the magic!

Say goodbye to language barriers in business
IoT for sustainability
How VR is changing the game beyond consumer value
The Economics
The Economics
Your business matters. Here we discuss how technology is changing telecommunications and other industries, what it really means to get ready for industry 4.0, and what your business should be doing to thrive into the future.

Say goodbye to language barriers in business
Africa’s mobile revolution
Three companies using AI to better their business practices
The Politics
The Politics
One of the biggest challenges that we face going forward is how we deal with rapid technology shifts in a way that encourages and enables innovation while also considering the effects on people and systems. How technology will be managed and regulated is uncertain. Here, we explore how technology is shaping the law, and how the law will change the ways we can use technology, bringing worldwide perspectives to the conversation.

Finding truth and the collapse of clickbait business models
Africa’s mobile revolution
Networking smart cities with clean energy
The Research
The Research

How three cities are addressing these smart city challenges
Three steps to customer experience leadership
How does your 5G strategy measure up?

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IoT for sustainability

For two weeks, Greta Thunberg, a 15-year-old Swedish student, sat outside parliament in central Stockholm to fight climate change. “I painted the sign on a piece of wood and, for the flyers, wrote down some facts I thought everyone should know. And then I took my bike to the parliament... Read More

Networking smart cities with clean energy

The Politics

It is estimated that over 6 billion people will live in cities by 2046, with the vast majority of this urban growth in emerging economies. The steady rise in the world’s urban population has swelled from 746 million in 1950 to an astounding 4 billion today. Forecasts indicate that the demand... Read More

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