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"Technology dictates our business," says DP World CEO In 2016, DP World handled around 70 million TEU (twenty-foot equivalent units) across its portfolio, and its current gross capacity of 88 million TEU is expected to rise to more than 100 million by 2020. Bin Sulayem says there are five key technological areas that the firm has prioritised and will be ...
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| Branding insights for a Digital World with Paul Wade Due to the overwhelming array of stimuli that emerging technologies deliver to the consumer, this generation is becoming desensitised and grabbing their attention takes more effort than ever before. But more than catching passing eyes, it is now about interaction. Because of this, branding is evolving ...
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It's Time for Tech Companies to Build More Humane Products In today's connected world, it becomes an unconscious habit for us to merely preserve our attention from the onslaught of new products and services. It's no coincidence. The business model for these companies and many others is built on gaining attention, Harris said. "We know where technology is ...
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| This Week In China Tech: Mercedes Autopilot Loses Control, WeChat's Crypto Crackdown, And More As per usual, there are plenty of important tech stories emerging from China this week. There's yet new setback to autonomous driving technology, a look at how China's government is regulating cryptocurrencies, and supply AI developments that will make it harder and harder for the West to compete.
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| National Ag Day: Advanced Clean Diesel Feeds the World Diesel engines now power more than 75 percent all large agricultural machines and equipment, transport 90 percent of agricultural products and pump one-fifth of irrigation water in the United States. Since 2014, the latest clean diesel technologies have been developed and integrated into farm and ...
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| Technology advances can help secure formal land rights Satellite imagery, drones, cloud computing and blockchain are among technologies with the potential to help many of the world's more than one ... In line with the SDGs, governments are now expected to regularly report on the share of men and women whose land tenure is legally documented and ...
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| We live in a world of uncertainty. Tech is making it worse. "An innovation tsunami has the potential to wash over the world's energy systems. With it, disruption and transformation throughout the world economy could be as profound as the shocks of electricity and oil a century ago," the authors state. Now that's really saying something, because electricity and the ...
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| Google commits $300 million to empower media houses According to Google, business models for journalism continue to change drastically and the rapid evolution of technology is challenging all institutions, ... Google is currently working with news organisations around the world to develop and deploy technology that improves newsroom efficiency, creates ...
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| Cambridge Analytica's flaws aren't unique in the world of big tech This speedy rise seems impressive, but it looks to be yet another example of a tech nerd doing 'God's work' with little time to stop and think about the consequences – until now. The reason for the great power gifted to people like Wylie is simple: data is the lifeblood of every technology business. Without ...
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| An early bitcoin pioneer predicts how the blockchain will change banking A longtime developer in the cryptocurrency world predicts its technology will change global payments, fundraising and stock markets in the near future. Jed McCaleb has had a hand in some of the biggest crypto organizations to date, beginning with the Mt. Gox bitcoin exchange. McCaleb is now chief ...
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