Frost & Sullivan Institute Newsletter, Jul - Sept, 2024
Let us recap the Frost & Sullivan Institute’s journey over the past three months:
The Frost & Sullivan Institute is proud to share our 2024 Q3 journey and accomplishments with you! This quarter, we have engaged in thought leadership and impact-driven initiatives through Socratic questioning and critical analysis, we've explored pressing global issues and sought innovative solutions.
To engage with our global community, and amplify our mission, we identified interesting takeaways within our targeted social media campaigns aligned with our seven global priorities- Education, Environment, Healthcare, Economics, Infrastructure, Security, and Human Rights aimed at raising awareness, inspiring action, and fostering a deeper understanding of these critical issues. Follow us on LinkedIn and Instagram, and stay tuned!
Here are some of our findings:
Let’s talk Education!??
September is the Month of Education at the Frost & Sullivan Institute. Read more to understand some of the best practices highlighted in our research, innovative models that ensure quality education from different backgrounds, and what impact excess population has on education.
Examining Success Stories in Global Education: Top Techniques & Inspirational Narratives:
One in four youth in low-income economies lack access to proper education and literary tools. Even though education is a fundamental human right, millions of children around the world lack access to it, with one in five children not attending school. There is a $39 billion difference before all children receive high-quality education by 2030. Closing this gap is not an insurmountable task; the global community can make a huge difference by giving just 15 cents a day per child.
Below are some of the Best Practices countries have adopted to accelerate Innovating to Access to Education to Zero:
Different policies and success stories have shaped the global landscape of education. By sharing these insights, we hope to promote a better understanding of practical strategies and motivate group efforts to provide accessible and equitable education for all people across the globe.
Importance of community-based initiatives in promoting literacy in emerging nations
In a world increasingly focused on globalization, it's important to remember the importance of local languages and cultural contexts in education. Our blog- Ensuring Quality Education Beyond Language Barriers discusses the benefits of investing in mother tongue education, highlighting the economic advantages and the role it plays in cultural empowerment.
Studies have shown that students learn better when they are taught in their native language. This is because they can grasp concepts more easily and develop a deeper understanding of the material. Additionally, using local languages in education helps to preserve cultural heritage and traditions. Several case studies, as mentioned on the blog, have stories of successful initiatives that utilize local languages for literacy and cultural empowerment around the world. These programs have shown that promoting literacy in local languages can open doors to new opportunities for students, both academically and economically. The transformative power of community-led literacy initiatives lies in their ability to empower individuals, drive community potential, and make way for national progress Want to learn more about the Importance of community-based initiatives in promoting literacy in emerging nations? Visit the Frost & Sullivan Institute website today to read the full article here.
In this day and age, education is a critical factor for individual and national development. However, in least-developed countries (LDCs), excess population growth poses a significant challenge to educational attainment. Our research explores the correlation between population surge and educational indicators such as enrolment rates, pupil-teacher ratios, governmental expenditure on education, and infrastructural limitations.
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The study reveals a negative correlation between governmental expenditure on education and population growth. In other words, as populations in LDCs rise, governments struggle to allocate sufficient resources to education. This results in overcrowded classrooms, inadequate infrastructure, and a shortage of qualified teachers.
To learn more about the impact of excess population on education in least-developed countries, you can read the full article here.
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Spotlight on Our Affiliate Partner: Strategic Consortium of Intelligence Professionals?
Strategic Consortium of Intelligence Professionals (SCIP) is a leading non-profit organization dedicated to advancing intelligence-driven strategy and outcomes. With over 35 years of experience, SCIP has established itself as a trusted authority in the field of intelligence.
INTELLICON 2024 BARCELONA: In the post-COVID era, data has become a fundamental driver in shaping business strategies. The SCIP IntelliCon Barcelona 2024 event will focus on the critical role of data-driven intelligence in competitive intelligence (CI) modelling. The event will explore how businesses can leverage Competitive, Market, Economic, Human, and Open Intelligence, alongside platforms like AI, CRM, and Knowledge Management systems, to optimize organizational outcomes. Sessions will provide insights on strategy development, best practices, and the application of intelligence tools across diverse industries. Additionally, academic modules will bridge research and practical applications, emphasizing the integration of data-driven insights for fostering innovation and global impact. This event aims to foster collaboration among solution providers, academia, and industry practitioners, supporting the evolution of the Intelligence Ecosystem to drive growth and positive change.
Introducing Our Visionary Leader for Environment, APAC: Dato' Dr. Ken Yeang :
Dr. Ken Yeang is a pioneering architect whose innovative ‘super green’ approach has significantly advanced sustainable building practices.
His role as the CEO and Executive Director of T.R. Hamzah and Yeang Sdn Bhd traces his remarkable career dedicated to advancing ecological design principles. Known for his pioneering work in ecological architecture, Dr. Yeang emphasizes the integration of buildings with natural ecosystems, creating environments that are both functional and harmonious with nature. His notable projects, such as the Menara Mesiniaga Tower and the Solaris Building, showcase his commitment to energy efficiency and climate responsiveness through features like natural ventilation and green facades. Beyond his architectural practice, Dr. Yeang has authored over 12 influential books on green architecture, sharing his knowledge and inspiring future generations of architects. Recognized globally for his contributions, Dr. Yeang continues to lead the way in sustainable urban development, promoting a vision that aligns with the Frost and Sullivan Institute’s aim of Innovating Carbon Emissions to Zero.
This distinguished recognition is given to exceptional visionaries like Dr Yeang, who have consistently demonstrated the power of innovative thinking, and effective implementation, and have showcased an unwavering commitment to making a positive impact.
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Teleperformance: Leading by Example?
The Frost & Sullivan Institute is proud to share that Teleperformance has been recognized with the Enlightened Growth Leadership Best Practices Recognition for the fourth time in a row! This recognition is a testament to Teleperformance’s strategic foresight and relentless pursuit of excellence.
Teleperformance’s unwavering commitment to sustainability and social responsibility is exemplified through their innovative practices and alignment with global standards. Additionally, Teleperformance has enabled 40% of its workforce to work from home, reducing carbon emissions and improving employee satisfaction. By March 2023, the company achieved a 49% reduction in emissions per employee, exceeding its 2026 target. Teleperformance's dedication is further recognized by its tenth consecutive Social Responsibility Standard certification from Verego in 2024, underscoring its leadership in ethics, employee well-being, and environmental stewardship.
“In June 2023, Teleperformance further demonstrated its commitment to coopetition by securing a USD 185 million multi-year cloud agreement with Microsoft. This partnership enabled the delivery of Microsoft Azure cloud solutions and the launch of TP GenAI, an AI-powered suite designed to streamline business processes and enhance customer experiences,” shares Sakthi Kumararaja, Associate of the Frost & Sullivan Institute.
Teleperformance has exemplified enlightened growth leadership through its strategic expansion, innovative partnerships, and unwavering commitment to enhancing the experiences of all stakeholders involved. The Enlightened Growth Leadership Best Practices Recognition solidifies Teleperformance’s position as a global leader, demonstrating its unwavering dedication to innovation, sustainability, and global market leadership. As Teleperformance continues to chart new territories and set industry standards, it remains a driving force in shaping the future of digital business services.
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About the Frost & Sullivan Institute:???
Frost & Sullivan Institute is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization that is unique in using business practices to address global priorities and ‘Innovate to Zero.’
Frost & Sullivan Institute collaborates closely with Frost & Sullivan Inc. to identify possibilities for transformation that will emerge from innovation, disruptive technologies, and encompassing megatrends. We aim to identify change agents and visionaries to address issues in our priority areas: Education, Healthcare, Infrastructure, Human Rights, Sustainability, Security, and Economic Inequality. Frost & Sullivan Institute collaborates with innovators and encourages thought leadership and shared experiences. We use best practices, thought leadership, and research to collaborate with governments and communities to develop solutions facing the world today.
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