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    October 22, 2021
    Protiviti’s Jonathan Wyatt: Personal transport will drive future cities’ success
    Personal transport, not mass transit, is the way of the future.There will be fewer roads because they would be completely optimized to be efficient. There would be little to no traffic delays, and many existing roads could be re-imagined as green spaces.Amazon’s delivery routes, particularly in big cities, are completely optimized by computers. What they do with packages, we could do with people.
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    October 25, 2021
    Veda Praxis: Eying Indonesia’s capital move out of Jakarta through a digital lens
    Indonesia’s capital needs to relocate for a variety of reasons, but the three biggest are: superdensity, wealth distribution and environmental imbalance. Considering the development of the region as part of the state capital, population in the new capital city is expected to surge through 2045.The road from a smart city to a smart nation begins with the establishment of the capital city as a…
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    November 2, 2021
    Protiviti's Claire Gotham and Tyler Chase on powering the city of the future
    The rapid growth of cities, which currently consume 78% of the planet’s primary energy, electricity use is going to soar in the coming years.Nonprofit Rewiring America has predicted the creation of 25 million new jobs of all types in the United States over the next 15 years, with five million sustained jobs by mid-century.As IoT grows exponentially, data platforms will become more important in…
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    November 4, 2021
    Protiviti-Oxford survey: Cities will be more strategically important in 2030
    64% of C-suite and board members agree that the role of cities for business will increase during the next 10 years61% of global business leaders emphasize the growing benefits of city size, significance, and prestige.In North America and Asia-Pacific, the city as a technology hub is viewed as the dominant driver that would attract a business to the city. In Europe, it’s the talent pool.
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    November 24, 2021
    UAE’s Masdar City execs: ‘We’re building the most innovative place on Earth’
    All our future construction will be net-zero buildings, which is pretty rare anywhere but especially in this part of the world.We want Masdar City to be that living lab where you can test technology, develop it and then implement it.I’m glad we slowed down from our original development plans, because what we end up with here is going to be better than what we had originally envisioned.
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    February 14, 2022
    Quantum computing will revolutionize work: Here are six ways leaders can leverage its power
    One classical machine learning approach optimized a portfolio in 33 hours; hybrid quantum annealing produced similar results in three minutes.We will soon reach a tipping point when quantum revolutionizes information security, fraud detection, logistics and other optimization- and simulation-friendly activities.Most organizations will struggle to find and hire the quantum talent they need.
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    February 29, 2016
    Key Considerations for Building Successful Analytic SAP HANA Models
    Part 1 - SAP HANA Information Views In this two-part blog series, I'll discuss some key tips for building successful analytics models in SAP HANA. These considerations are specific to Information Views and Model Design. In this post, I'll describe SAP HANA Information Views and provide tips how to maximize their effectiveness. What are SAP HANA Information Views?  SAP HANA provides…
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    February 15, 2022
    Cambridge dean: A revolution is coming! How to prepare for a radically new working world
    Business leaders need to abandon old clichés about jobs and embrace the principles of distributed work and the virtual corporation.It’s possible that people may pursue not just one career, profession or occupation over their lifetimes, but rather two or three.We should move away from concepts such as “remote work” or “hybrid work,” and embrace smarter ways of organizing work.
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    February 16, 2022
    View from the Vice Chair: Morgan Stanley’s Carla Harris on how we’ll work in 2030 and beyond
    3:02 – Leadership, in particular, is going to have to be far more engaging and far more involved in defining what culture is all about.6:51 – I don’t think the talent shortage will be a problem by the time we get to 2030. This is a short-term phenomenon.13:12 – Last question: If you have a five-building campus, why wouldn’t you take one of those buildings and turn it into an early-childcare…
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    February 23, 2022
    View from Down Under: NSW’s Chief Data Scientist on technology and the future of work
    4:05 - Increasingly, we are not just connecting with people, we’re also connecting with devices, and devices are connecting with devices. Those futuristic ideas of the Internet of things suddenly become much more significant, much more important.10:58 - AI will play an increasingly important role. The good thing is we’re still a long way from that point of singularity where AI is much, much…
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