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| | | ... global energy transition will arguably be "the most significant structural change" undertaken since the early industrial revolution. "Over the next three decades, over $100 trillion will need to be deployed to completely restructure our economy - much ... |
| | | | ... efforts to create jobs and growth in every part of the country and put the UK at the cutting edge of the green industrial revolution. This is Global Britain in action - building new partnerships with friends and allies around the globe to create prosperity ... |
| | | | ... in the face of disruptive technologies. "The move toward sustainability is a disruptive force akin to the industrial revolution or the advent of the Internet. It will define society and the investment landscape for decades. But it won't be free," they ... |
| | | | ... big data are the building blocks of our future economy and these are the pillars that underpin the Fourth Industrial Revolution," Mabbott said. "For the financial services sector they will enable changes such as real time transactions and new forms of ... |
| | | | ... unique perspective on the business and tech value propositions shaping today's businesses in the fourth industrial revolution," Russell said. Russell's update also showed the company added 2461 accounts in the quarter and grew its customer base by 39. ... |
| | | | The digital transformation and casualisation of the workforce is the fourth industrial revolution in action and superannuation funds can find lessons in history on how best to respond. Addressing the Conference of Major Superannuation Funds in Brisbane ... |
| | | | ... automation goes to the heart of that next wave of change, similar to what was experienced in agriculture or the industrial revolution, Walesby said. High precision vehicles and driverless cars, for example, are likely to be prevalent in the next 20 to ... |
| | | | ... most, especially while it is still in its early stages. "When you think about what we categorise as an 'industrial revolution', we don't recognise them to be a revolution at the time. We only do so in hindsight," he said, referring to how steam power ... |
| | | | ... Michelli and Robert Doede argue that the consumer revolution we are now experiencing is just as big as the Industrial Revolution and its impact on financial services will be profound. "We are in the golden age of the consumer. Never in the history of ... |
| | | | ... underpaid its basic workers for a generation," said Abernethy. "The massive wealth creation generated by the industrial revolution, the IT revolution and the internet has not been shared with the labour that was the essential element of the manufacturing ... |
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