Innovation is the product of intentional human endeavor. Countries seeking world-leading innovative enterprises and industries need to implement thoughtful and effective national innovation systems, and supporting policy instruments, to maximize their innovation potential. Reports here review the innovation systems/policies of GTIPA-member nations.
Currently, Honduran dentists are in trouble
COVID-19 has prompted calls for reshoring of medical goods, including strict “Buy American” prescriptions. While reshoring is important, “Buy American” fails to recognize the value of the global supply chain and avoids addressing the real problem, China.
The South African economy, like many emerging and developing economies, has high levels of poverty. This article examines several points that should be priorities for the South African government as it seeks to develop the country and reduce poverty.
Rural regions have historically played an important role in securing Germany’s prosperity and growth. It is here that a significant number of the country’s hidden champions are to be found, inconspicuous manufacturers whose innovativeness and high-quality production are nonetheless the hallmark of the German business model.
Improving infrastructure and border facilitation, and reforming the legal system, are Colombia’s greatest opportunities for increasing its economic openness.
Digital technologies are driving change, but digital skills are likely to be the critical determinant of success in the future. This analysis of the Swedish context offers two policy implications for digital skills.
This report provides recommendations for the application of Artificial Intelligence (AI), Blockchain, IoT, and digital supply chain management in Spain. (Disponible en español)
This Volume is a compendium of articles from scholars, academics, and industry professionals from all over the world with expertise in important areas like cybersecurity, online & offline radicalization, social media platforms, regulatory & compliance issues, international best practices, data privacy & security etc. Some of the issues addressed in the Volume are rising radicalization with the advent of social media & the internet, challenges & responses to intelligence & security ecosystem in the digital age, online self-radicalization, and echo chambers. The Volume also sheds light on the response mechanisms for countering the threats of radicalization and cybersecurity and how various governmental and private organizations can cooperate, coordinate with as well as complement each other in addressing these common challenges. The Volume is a launchpad for open discussions to bring these issues into the living room and coffee table dialogues.
This Volume is a compendium of articles from scholars, academics, and industry professionals from all over the world with expertise in important areas like cybersecurity, online & offline radicalization, social media platforms, regulatory & compliance issues, international best practices, data privacy & security etc. Some of the issues addressed in the Volume are rising radicalization with the advent of social media & the internet, challenges & responses to intelligence & security ecosystem in the digital age, online self-radicalization, and echo chambers. The Volume also sheds light on the response mechanisms for countering the threats of radicalization and cybersecurity and how various governmental and private organizations can cooperate, coordinate with as well as complement each other in addressing these common challenges. The Volume is a launchpad for open discussions to bring these issues into the living room and coffee table dialogues.
One of the most important aspects that emerged during the Covid-19 pandemic concerns the importance of telecommunication networks. Italy's development in the digitalization sector is hampered in particular by regulatory obstacles and excessive tax burdens.