The advance of AI is uncertain. But that doesn’t mean we can’t prepare for it
Wherever AI takes us, businesses that take a flexible approach to their workforce should be able to see their way through.
Wherever AI takes us, businesses that take a flexible approach to their workforce should be able to see their way through.
India's workers are optimistic about the Fourth Industrial Revolution, but they need new skills.
Access to education and healthcare is uneven amongst India's population of 1.2 billion - but new technologies have the power to bring clinics and classrooms to the remotest and poorest pa...
How can the Fourth Industrial Revolution shed light on manufacturing processes?
India faces a set of unique challenges, both for its enterprises and their CEOs.
Technology is reshaping the world of work faster than ever before - and if our workforce is to stay relevant, workers and their employers have to adapt to this rapid change. Here's how.
In the next 10 years, India will account for more than half of the increase to Asia’s workforce. But what skills will these workers need?
Building Asia's new green cities will change more than skylines - it can unlock social mobility, employment opportunities and skills development, transforming the lives of the hundreds of...
Swiss Re is the first insurer to shift its entire investment portfolio to socially responsible companies.
From the personal assistants in our mobile phones to the profiling, customisation and cyber protection that lie behind more and more of our commercial interactions, AI touches almost ever...
China has filed more than 8,000 AI patents in the five years to 2015, a 190% growth rate that outpaces other leading markets significantly.
In the constantly evolving modern workplace, it’s estimated that the skills we possess now have a five-year shelf life. Time to get used to a future of continuous learning.
Cardiovascular diseases are responsible for one in five deaths in the United Arab Emirates (UAE) and one in four adults in Saudi Arabia are likely to have a heart attack within the next 1...
Against a backdrop of huge technological change, there are three things the continent must do to maintain its "Africa rising" narrative.
In the last three years, more than 11,000 of the nearly 29,000 people infected by Ebola have died.