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View all search resultsIn the case of Indonesia's Industry 4.0, the use of start-ups and creative economy terminology are commonly misused interchangeably, whereas the two have very distinct natures in terms of basic concepts, business model and even purpose.
A spacious house of hundreds or even thousands of square meters is out of the question for most people today. More often than not, people have to be satisfied with cluster houses and studio apartments that are roughly 30 square meters in area.
According to the International Federation of Robotics (IFR), the global use of robots in 2020 is estimated to reach 3 million units, tripling the figure of the last decade. The IFR believes this can potentially change the structure of the global value chain and affect international trade flows and investment.
Transformation is no longer an event. It is an ongoing phenomenon that banking and financial companies must be ready for and for which they must nurture business readiness. They need to balance the goals of “business as usual” and transformation at the same time.
Our university students still study in the same Socratic method of ancient Greece 3,000 plus years ago: the lecturer-centered learning, one seemingly-know-it-all professor, boringly dispensing outdated academic materials with little relevance in today’s Industrial 4.0 world.
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