Posts Tagged ‘Articles’

During the session “Future of Knowledge Model”, a panel comprising Leif Edvinsson, Professor of Knowledge Capital at Lund University, Sweden; Jan Sturesson, founder of Resting – Advice from the Future; and Laurent Probst, partner at PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC), Luxembourg, presented the conceptual framework of the future knowledge model, the factors influencing the future of knowledge, and…

Countries that are lagging behind in terms of intellectual capital should take direction from the top five performing countries in the Global Knowledge Index, using benchmarking and “bench learning” for knowledge development, the experts added. Read article:https://gulfdailynews.net/emirates/relationships-key-to-intellectual-capital/

Cities must stop backstabbing one another and pave the way for healthy competition, says Jan Sturesson, Global Leader – Public Sector and Partner. at PwC. Read article:

Jan Sturesson, Global Government and Public Services Leader and Partner in PwC Global, discusses how challenges in future society will put pressure on government at all levels, pulling on his experience in growing PwCs public sector business from $1 billion to $2 billion (€900 million to €1.8 billion) in recent years.

Jan Sturesson is a partner at Price Waterhouse Coopers (PwC) as well as a member of the World Economic Forum and the Global Agenda Council. The World Financial Review caught up with him to discuss leadership and manage the challenges and benefits of diversity.

Jan Sturesson is Global Leader of Government and Public Services Industry at PwC. In the following interview with The World Financial Review, Jan answers some of today’s burning questions on sustainable development and argues that, if development is undertaken with a holistic approach, urbanisation does not have to be the threat to sustainability that many…

How to build an intelligent city. The broad view of holistic develop- ment should nevertheless be coupled with a deepening of strategy and posi- tioning. This is pursued in part by de- veloping city intelligence and intellec- tual capital, in the form of knowledge industries and cluster development. The tendency can be, however, to pursue…