2021 — on the heels of such a momentous prior year — has yielded global conditions that strike a fever pitch in tone. The storylines that continue to weave and unfold include a cast of dominant characters: Covid-19, the climate change crisis, remote work, TikTok algorithms, ESG (environmental, social and governance), supply chain disruptions, microchip shortages, NFTs (non-fungible tokens) and the list goes on.
What the events have in common is a pressing call for greater disruption — well, maybe not the TikTok algorithms. The way things have always been done is no longer sufficient. As we head into the next calendar year with global economic recovery top of mind, let’s take a look at predictions for how technology will bring about certain changes to our status quo:
Supply Chain Innovation Will Receive Boost from Governments
International trade has recovered faster than supply chains are fit to handle. Nations have already begun testing the use of technologies such as blockchain to reduce the excessive time and resources required to maintain an accurate, secure paper trail of provenance READ MORE HERE
What the events have in common is a pressing call for greater disruption — well, maybe not the TikTok algorithms. The way things have always been done is no longer sufficient. As we head into the next calendar year with global economic recovery top of mind, let’s take a look at predictions for how technology will bring about certain changes to our status quo:
Supply Chain Innovation Will Receive Boost from Governments
International trade has recovered faster than supply chains are fit to handle. Nations have already begun testing the use of technologies such as blockchain to reduce the excessive time and resources required to maintain an accurate, secure paper trail of provenance READ MORE HERE
