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KEI Network – Issue #148 – Welcome the Project Economy
As highlighted in a Harvard Business Review article HERE , "the project economy" has arrived, signifying that project management is becoming central to our increasingly project-based economy HERE . Th
ABCtech #98 27-OCT-17 Thinking Growth and Embracing Competition
but, the impact of the tsunami of emerging technologies promises a socio-economic impact greater than most can imagine and more than any institution is likely to weather. When consulting in Taiwan som
ABCtech #92 25-MAY-17 The Creative Revolution & SPECIAL OFFER
Contributing to our insight have been an array of forces. Steve Jobs personifying the power of the arts in product development. The recurrent demonstration that knowledge without relationships has no
ABCtech #145 30NOV14 Broadband as Utility Communities Take the Lead
Ambition to realize the full economic benefits of ICT is driving many nations and communities - including rural and remote communities - to invest in broadband telecommunication as a new utility. Obje
ABCtech #179 03SEP13 The Intangible Economy
ABCtech #179 03SEP13 The Intangible Economy by Robert McGarvey Throughout the turbulent 20th century economists knew one thing for certain; the most successful economies were the Developed industrial
ABCtech #181 20AU13 Investing in a More Productive Alberta
Future Will be What We Make It Alberta's economy is primarily based on food and natural resources, with opportunities for value creation. Diversification into other sectors will remain a small part
ABCtech #155 26JUN12 Growing and Fixing Alberta
Moonlight forecast for 2013 Thanks to the sun gods, over 150 enjoyed the all-industry networking and an insightful and rich keynote from Todd Hirsch, economist with ATB, on economic diversification an