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As businesses lick their wounds after a bruising few months, the smartest organisations will be looking for strategic improvements - not just panic responses to a pandemic. Who is looking beyond immediate recovery, towards virtualization and cloud migration? Which businesses are remodelling their vision for the next ten .

Celebrations for Earth Day this year may have been confined to the indoors, but we can at least be thankful for one thing: A recent study from the World Economic Forum indicates dramatic reductions in nitrogen dioxide emissions and coal consumption, signifying a silver lining for climate change. Oil prices have even gone.

Let’s start with a positive. COVID-19 has shown us the fast and decisive change the global business community is capable of when we take a crisis seriously. Now for the negative: coronavirus is not the only crisis in town. Our newfound crisis management capabilities will be coming in handy over the next half century, bec.

The first instalment of the Fourth Industrial Revolution (4IR) has been characterised by acceleration; explosions of data, surges of computing power, amplification of robotics. Regulators have been hard pressed to keep pace, and governments have been grasping at technologists’ vapour trails. As an example, the European C.