Internet-of-Things processes, cybersecurity and trading expected to be blockchain’s greatest disruptions through 2021, according to executives in KPMG survey
Internet-of-Things and artificial intelligence selected by executives in PwC survey as technologies that will be most disruptive to their industries and business models by 2022
26% of executives in KPMG survey said e-commerce platforms will be biggest disruptive business model by 2021
DBS estimates industries will spend approximately $300 billion annually on Internet-of-Things (IoT) technologies by 2020, four times more than $70 billion spent in 2015
Most (85%) consumers around world are concerned with hacking and data loss when adopting artificial intelligence, according to ARM and Northstar survey
High-performing companies more likely to have higher percentages of revenue from data monetization than others, according to McKinsey survey
Three in ten global business leaders in McKinsey Global Institute survey believe their financial performance will suffer if they are not able to get workforce skills needed for future automation era
Cumulative global solar PV installed capacity reached 404.5 GW in 2017, with largest share from China, according to Solar Power Europe
Continuous learning top expected organizational structure change as a result of adopting automation and AI technologies, according to global business leaders surveyed by McKinsey Global Institute