Raising the digital economy standard across regions

The APAC region is growing rapidly and is expected to generate 50% of the world’s GDP by 2040. Part of that success is down to the investment and uptake of digital transformation. Let's look at more factors that achieve digitally-enabled growth:

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26th November 2024

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Sustainability, Artificial intelligence and machine learning, Quantum computing

When sustainability activities are driven and measured by technology, enterprise leaders must establish the right cross-sector partnerships to ensure the success of these efforts. For many large companies, these partners often include framework and rating organisations, consultants, and technology providers.

Framework and rating organisations provide the structure for companies to validate their sustainability standing and gain global recognition for their commitment. Consultants create tailored roadmaps for success, shaping the people, processes, and investments needed to achieve sustainability goals.

Finally, technology providers enable longevity and scalability in sustainability projects. Utilising data, these providers predict and adapt to opportunities that enhance the company’s positive impact. This infographic identifies the key players in this space and looks beyond 2024 to forecast the next steps for tech-driven sustainability.

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