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The EIU Digital Economy podcast is a monthly series examining the technologies, ideas and people driving the digitisation of the global economy. Sponsored by DXC, the podcast aims to help business leaders understand the way in which digital technology affects their companies, their teams, and their careers. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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Digital Economy: Digital manufacturing
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This episode examines the potential, the challenges and the future of two dimensions of digital manufacturing. Firstly, the integration of digital functionality in manufacturing processes to monitor, manage and predict performance and link together participants on the value chain. And secondly, additive manufacturing or 3D printing, which is by nec…
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Digital Economy: The future of payments
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The payments ecosystem has witnessed a blossoming of digital innovation in recent times, from the back-end infrastructure to the point of sale. Now, ‘big tech’ is entering the fray. This episode examines the potential impact of the digitisation of payments, with reference to the UK, where many payments innovations have been adopted sooner than most…
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As cloud computing, network connectivity, and commodity hardware have reduced barriers to the technical infrastructure of the digital economy, talent and skills have emerged as the most sought after fuel for innovation. But work such as software development or data science can in theory be delivered from anywhere, geography still seems to influence…
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Digital Economy: The digitisation of healthcare
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There can be few applications of digital technology more worthwhile than saving lives, but integrating digital technology into healthcare systems is uniquely complex. This episode provides an introduction to some of the challenges that healthcare providers face in their pursuit of digital innovation, and explores some of the paths forward. Host Pet…
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Digital Economy: Global digital culture
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Nothing spreads faster and further on the internet than ideas. This month’s episode examines the global spread of culture, and in particular youth culture, and its implications for international businesses and society at large. Host Pete Swabey is joined by Kathy Sheehan, SVP and trends maven at marketing research company Cassandra, Ravi Govada, he…
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Digital Economy: The digitisation of trade
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This month, we examine the impact of digitisation on trade. We explore how digital technology is affecting the way goods are shipped around the world, the impact of e-commerce on global trade, and the role of digitisation in the growth of trade in services. Host Pete Swabey is joined by Martin Holme, global head of supply chain management and e-com…
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In this episode, we investigate the microeconomics of the internet of things (IoT) to discover how businesses large and small can make connected products work commercially. Host Pete Swabey is joined from Hong Kong by Serena Pau, head of product development at energy provider CLP’s innovation hub; by Anvil Ng, senior manager for acceleration progra…
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Digital Economy: The audible internet
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This episode of The EIU Digital Economy podcast explores how the growing prevalence of smart speakers and other audio technologies will change the internet and organisations that use it to reach their audiences. Host Pete Swabey is joined in London by Jennifer Allum, head of gov.uk, the UK government’s public information site; by Ben Sauer, directo…
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This episode of The EIU Digital Economy podcast explores the impact of digital technology on democracy. Host Pete Swabey is joined from New York by Professor Beth Simone Noveck, founder and director of the Governance Lab at New York University’s Tandon School of Engineering, and Seth Flaxman and Kathryn Peters, co-founders of Democracy Works, a non…
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Digital Economy: Asia’s digital rise
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This episode of The EIU Digital Economy podcast explores the growing influence of Asian companies in the global digital economy. To discuss why companies in China and beyond have quickly emerged as digital pioneers, and what this means for global businesses, host Pete Swabey is joined from Singapore by Ayesha Khanna, CEO of ADDO AI, an artificial i…
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Digital Economy: Why digitisation is disrupting your business model
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This episode of The EIU Digital Economy podcast explores the impact of digitisation on the business models that companies use to create and monetise value. To discuss why digital technology challenges established models and what companies can do about it, host Pete Swabey is joined by Charles Baden-Fuller, centenary professor of strategy at London’…
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Digital Economy: What does the future of work mean for managers?
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The third episode of The EIU Digital Economy podcast examines the evolution of work and management in the digital age. Host Pete Swabey is joined by Gavin Gollogley, head of digital for Asia at Canadian insurer SunLife Financial, Marina Chan, director of education at the MIT Innovation Node in Hong, and Sui Yang Phang, managing director for Hong Ko…
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Digital Economy: The digitisation of finance
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The second episode of The EIU Digital Economy podcast examines the impact of digital technology on the financial services industry. Host Pete Swabey is joined by Greg Baxter, chief digital officer at US insurance company MetLife, and Tejal Mody, head of business development for Rabobank’s wholesale banking division, to discuss how digitisation has …
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The first episode of The EIU Digital Economy podcast looks at the current state of the global digital economy. Host Pete Swabey speaks to Michael Kent, CEO of cross-border payments provider Azimo, about the challenges of managing a truly global digital start-up. Then guests Annabelle Gawer, chair in digital economy at the University of Surrey, and …
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The state of the global digital economy
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The first episode of The EIU Digital Economy podcast looks at the current state of the global digital economy. Host Pete Swabey speaks to Michael Kent, CEO of cross-border payments provider Azimo, about the challenges of managing a truly global digital start-up. Then guests Annabelle Gawer, chair in digital economy at the University of Surrey, and …
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The EIU Digital Economy podcast is a monthly series examining the technologies, ideas and people driving the digitisation of the global economy. Sponsored by DXC, the podcast aims to help business leaders understand the way in which digital technology affects their companies, their teams, and their careers. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy fo…
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Pride and Prejudice: Ending the diversity backlash
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There is a growing resistance to corporate diversity programs that will only be solved with a fundamentally new approach, Belinda Parmer OBE tells Matthew Bishop in our latest Pride & Prejudice podcast.Oleh The Economist Intelligence Unit - Perspectives
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Pride and Prejudice: A transgender woman in the military
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Inclusion has only strengthened the ability of the military to do its job, Amanda Simpson, a transgender former deputy assistant secretary of defense, tells Matthew Bishop in our latest Pride and Prejudice podcast.Photo: United States ArmyOleh The Economist Intelligence Unit - Perspectives
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Pride and Prejudice: The Medici vs the Trumps
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Shareholders should want companies to resist any populist backlash against LGBT inclusion, Frans Johansson of the Medici Group tells Matthew Bishop in our latest Pride and Prejudice podcast.Oleh The Economist Intelligence Unit - Perspectives
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Pride and Prejudice: Out at the top
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More top corporate executives should come out, Beth Brooke of EY tells Matthew Bishop in our latest Pride and Prejudice podcast.Oleh The Economist Intelligence Unit - Perspectives
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Pride and Prejudice: Winning the next battle
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Despite recent hostilities, the outlook for greater LGBT equality in America remains positive, activist lawyer Mary Bonauto tells Matthew Bishop in our latest podcastOleh The Economist Intelligence Unit - Perspectives
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Pride and Prejudice: A sporting chance
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The business of sport can play a bigger role in advancing LGBT rights globally, Hudson Taylor of Athlete Ally tells Matthew Bishop in our latest podcast.You can listen to their conversation here:Oleh The Economist Intelligence Unit - Perspectives
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Pride and Prejudice: "Forget being PC. Lives are at stake"
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The business case for supporting the rights of LGBT people is not just political correctness in the human resources department. Multinationals operating in parts of the world where LGBT people are discriminated against know this is a real and urgent issue for some of their employees, whose lives may be at stake. So Jon Miller of the Brunswick Group…
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