As urban populations continue to expand and citizens’ expectations grow, the development of smart cities – enabled, powered and integrated by digital technologies – is set to be one of the crowning achievements of societies worldwide in the 21st century.

The 4th Industry Revolution has begun. Unlike the steam that power our factories in the first revolution or the mass production model that dominating the second or the emergence of the computer driven system from the third revolution that we are living today, Industry 4.0 is about CONNECTIVITY.

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Welcome to the Inframation July newsletter, providing the most read content in June and a what's to come in the months ahead.

RSVP Webinar with Canadian International Council (CIC) on MENA, BRI & Implications for North America

This week’s latest investment news highlights the current state of major countries around the world. The pandemic has continuously made it challenging for countries to bounce back from the decline in economic performance. On a positive note, countries have started to reopen their markets in the hopes of gradual recovery. Focus now is on regrouping and pushing forward its plans in a COVID-19 existing world.

CNKI joins hands with Chinese Economic Association(CEA, UK/Europe), Chinese Economists Society(CES, US), Chinese Economics Society Australia(CESA, Australia), Japanese Association for Chinese Economy and Management Studies(JACEM, Japan), China Health Policy and Management Society(CHPAMS, US) and Journal of Chinese Economic and Business Studies(UK) to invite some top professional experts and scholars from University of Bridge, University of...

Competitiveness: In a comparison of 63 countries, Austria moved up three notches, from 19th to 16th place, thus overtaking Germany.

The conference will bring together government and international institution leaders, business people and the civil society to discuss human rights in the workplace with a focus on LGBT+ rights. Its aim is to highlight the importance of diversity for the prosperity of our societies and the role of businesses as agents of change.

The solo climb continues with new sparks of COVID-19, international flights still on hold (probably), and some manage to get a better grip on the situation, while others struggle to keep up the facade.