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In November 2020 Microsoft founder Bill Gates predicted that more than 50% of business travel would disappear as a result of...
opes have risen in recent years over the potential contribution of machine learning in economic forecasting. But the pandemic has...
The following video, part of the “Surviving and Thriving” supply chain study produced in partnership with SAP, shows how supply...
Cognizant’s Center for the Future of Work partnered with us to survey 4,000 C-level executives and find out how they...
Responding to a recent piece on the key macro themes driving the 2021 economic outlook, this blog looks at the...
graph12Predictions of record-breaking growth next year point to huge opportunities after a truly dismal 2020. But while 2021 may well...
Oxford Economics and EY surveyed 1,001 executives with technology decision-making responsibility across industries worldwide about their digital strategies and results....
The use of contingent workers has been growing and is likely to remain high, driven in part by the impact...
Many American workers, both in traditional roles (e.g., W2 employees) and the extended workforce (e.g., non-payroll workers such as freelancers,...
NTT DATA and Oxford Economics conducted a survey of 1,000 respondents in the US and Canada about their AI strategies....
While the US Recovery Tracker posted its strongest gain in six weeks, rising 1ppt to 82.1 in the week ended...
Three of the most populous states, including hard-hit New York, have aging healthcare workforces that may be more vulnerable to...
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Illicit trade is a persistent and growing threat, as technology, the global economy and e-commerce open new opportunities for counterfeit...
Is the world economy’s current, long-running upturn running out of steam? Jittery financial markets that have struggled to regain a...
We head into 2018 in a fairly optimistic mood. The current global economic upswing is more broadly based than any...
Economy would be 2% smaller than otherwise expected by end of 2020 - equivalent to a £16bn hit to GDP