5 must reads for the weekend
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1. Code red
In June 2024, a cyberattack struck numerous hospitals and medical facilities in London, crippling 90% of their blood testing capabilities and causing hundreds of patients to be rerouted for their surgeries and appointments. This incident served as a fresh warning about how susceptible our essential services are to disruptions
2. Brains and bytes?
Did you know a staggering two-thirds of transformation programs tank? That's where human insight becomes our secret weapon. EY research with Oxford's Sa?d Business School have found that putting people first is key to success
3. Green gigawatts
AI needs energy, Brazil has it. This intersection of AI and energy begs a critical question: where will the energy to power this AI-driven future come from? Brazil’s renewable energy infrastructure makes it the ideal candidate to supply clean energy to the growing AI industry. As AI expands, it will require an enormous amount of energy, much of which needs to be clean to avoid further exacerbating the climate crisis. Brazil's rich energy matrix can support this demand in a way that few other nations can. As we move forward, it's time to provoke the big question: why aren’t we tapping into Brazil’s clean energy potential to fuel the future of AI? The time to rethink our global energy strategies is now.?
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4. Digging for change?
As the world clamors for a greener future, the mining and metals industry’s top 10 risks and opportunities have been shaken up,?with the spotlight on sustainable practices and innovative growth strategies. As the energy transition shifts gears, the industry faces a now-or-never moment to tackle a triple-threat: sustainable practices, financial prudence, and heightened expectations. The race is on to secure a bounty of minerals crucial for a greener tomorrow, and miners are rethinking strategies to unearth value from the ground up. Yet, with new risks like resource depletion and project hurdles entering the fray, and the surprising sidelining of governance and workforce concerns, the plot thickens. As 2025 looms as a year of action, it's a call to arms for those ready to rethink their business models and forge ahead with partnerships that could redefine the industry…?
5. Ballots and bottom lines
All eyes are on the 2024 US elections, where the stakes are high for cross-border commerce and policy. From trade to tech, taxes to climate, the decisions made in November will ripple across borders, influencing everything from supply chains to regulatory environments. But it's not just about who sits in the Oval Office; the composition of Congress, ongoing geopolitical tensions, and the state of the economy will all play crucial roles in shaping the future. As we edge closer to election day, one thing is certain: the outcomes will be a defining moment for multinational businesses and the global economy. Dive deep into the six critical issues at play and what they mean for businesses…?
If you do one thing:?
Trust your intuition.?
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5 个月It's really nice to create a world where technology knows no boundaries. But in the current world order, if technology is in this state, so many weapons, so many wars and people are no longer worth anything, certainly in a world where technology knows no limits, the current amount in the world will fall below 3/1. In short, humanity and life depended on your reason for living and existing, directly proportional to technology and man's ego to dominate everything. Human beings are the creators of the problems we want to solve today.
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